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About HAWP

HAWP comprises eleven island-based Watershed Partnerships that work collaboratively with more than 71 public and private partners on six islands to protect over 2.2 million acres … [Read More...]

Why Watersheds Matter

Why Protect Forested Watersheds? We all live in a watershed and our daily lives rely on the services provided by our watersheds. Watch a short 2 minute video … [Read More...]

How You Can Help

Like the rest of Hawaii, the Watershed Partnerships have tightened their belts to meet current economic realities, which included 40-60% budget cuts ongoing since 2009. With continued grant … [Read More...]

News & Updates

Molokai – Waikamoi Bird Loop Trail Work

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Hawaii Island – Palila Palooza

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Hawai’i Island Conservation Forum 11/12/13

Pilina, a Hawaiian word meaning “union, connection, joining, fitting,” describes the objective of … [Read More...]

Increased State funding for watershed protection!

“This is a chance to be proactive about protecting our forested watershed. It’s a way to think ahead … [Read More...]

Finding a natural balance: fireweed biocontrol on Kohala is supported by local ranchers

KWP partners and staff gathered recently to welcome the newest residents in the pastures of Kohala: … [Read More...]

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Lush native vegetation covering valleys is important for healthy watersheds for water collection and erosion control

Enjoy images from Kaua‘i Watershed Alliance. Click … [Read More...]