Hawai‘i and Palmyra Resources
Shared resources to expand our collective impact
Hawai‘i and Palmyra Resources
We are committed to ensuring our conservation is grounded in science, to enhancing conservation through continuous research, monitoring and the use of new tools, and to sharing what we’ve learned. While our efforts focus on Hawai‘i and Palmyra Atoll, our resources have broader applicability, both across the Pacific and around the world.
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All Resources
These collaboratively developed resources from Hawai‘i and Palmyra Atoll offer insights to inform management and build the resilience of reefs, fisheries, watersheds and more, across the islands around the world.
Coastal Systems
These collaboratively developed resources offer insights that can build the resilience of coral reefs and coastal communities through improved management of coastal habitats.
Coral Reefs
These collaboratively developed resources from Hawai‘i and Palmyra Atoll contribute to our understanding of coral reef health, disease and other land-based stressors, resilience, restoration and planning and offer globally relevant conservation insights to inform management and enhance reef recovery.
Endangered Species
These collaboratively developed resources from Hawai‘i and Palmyra Atoll offer insights to help resist extinction and enhance the recovery of endangered species.
Fisheries
These collaboratively developed resources from Hawai‘i and Palmyra Atoll offer tools and insights to enhance the recovery of fisheries and improve management of local, subsistence, and commercial fisheries.
Forests & Watersheds
These collaboratively developed resources from Hawai‘i and Palmyra Atoll offer tools and insights to enhance the restoration of degraded watersheds and improve the management of native forests.
Indigenous Approach
These collaboratively developed resources honor Pacific Island cultures and the masterful environmental stewardship systems they developed.
Wastewater
These collaboratively developed resources can inform and assist with the transition from outdated and polluting wastewater treatment systems to improved wastewater management.