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Wainiha Preserve with a view of Wainiha Valley on Kauai. © 2007 John De Mello
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From mauka to makai, The Nature Conservancy works with people like you to protect Hawai'i’s spectacular diversity of life. We invite you to join the effort. Together, we can protect the plants and animals that share our world and help keep alive what is best in our own lives.

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Let's Talk Climate Change in Hawaii and Palmyra

If we work together, we can find solutions to climate change that are right for Hawai'i and Palmyra.

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Lush, native forest an Waikamoi Preserve, Maui, Hawai'i.

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Anniversary Celebration

As we wind down our 40th Anniversary Celebration, we are happy to share glimpses of our work and webinars from the past year.

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Aerial view of forests and mountains on Maui.

Opinion

Passing the Torch from Hawaiʻi to Marseille

A message for world conservation as the IUCN World Conservation Congress commences in Marseille.

By Sam ‘Ohu Gon

Underwater photo of spinner dolphins.

Press Release

TNC Helps Study Spinner Dolphins

Underwater recording devices were deployed on Maui and Lānaʻi to record sounds from marine mammals and boats.

Selfie of Sam Gon.

Press Release

New Species of ‘Water Bear’ Named after Samuel ‘Ohu Gon

A new species of tardigrade or water bear, has been named after Dr. Sam Gon, Senior Scientist and Cultural Advisor for TNC in Hawaii.

A bright turquoise mural of a woman's face with sea creatures as hair.

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Mural Depicts the Impacts of Coral Bleaching

Hawai‘i-born artist Jana Ireijo has created a "vanishing" mural that illustrates how climate change and the coral bleaching it contributes to are making reefs disappear.

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Hawaiian green sea turtle swims in the Hawaii waters.

Places We Protect

See the Places We Protect in Your Community

Together with our partners, the Conservancy has protected almost 200,000 acres of natural lands in Hawai'i.

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