Joining Together in Lanikai
At the community's request, the Conservancy investigates nearshore water quality in Lanikai.
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Places We Protect
From mauka to makai, The Nature Conservancy works with local communities, businesses and people like you to protect Hawai‘i’s best natural lands and waters. We invite you to join the effort to preserve Hawai‘i’s amazing diversity of life. Together, we can help protect the plants and animals that share our world, and nature in turn can help keep alive what is best in our own lives.
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Beware of the Mikinalo
Hawai‘i’s only carnivorous plant likes nothing better than eating wary travelers for lunch.
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Taking Flight
Drones are conservation's new tool and they're changing the way field work is done.
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Restoring Palmyra's Rainforest
The Conservancy plans to replant Palmyra Atoll's native Pisonia tree and restore its rainforest.
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Cause for Celebration
For the endangered monk seal, it was cause for celebration when a new pup was born in Waikīkī.
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