#native hawaiian trees

O‘ahu-based homebuilder partners with Big Island nonprofit to reforest Hawai‘i

The Pa‘auilo-based nonprofit Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative, which has planted more than 2,000 native trees as part of the partnership with Gentry Homes, says: ‘Hawai‘i’s most valuable asset is its ecosystem. We all have a responsibility to protect it.’

The Greening of Wahiawā: UH Professor Turns Environmentally-Friendly Dream Into Reality

A University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa professor and several others recently lent a hand to a civic club on O’ahu in an effort to reforest the area surrounding a sacred monument.

Legacy Reforestation Initiative Plants a Half Million Native Trees

Data suggests that one tree will produce a societal benefit of $162,000.

Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death Continues Across Big Island Native Forests

Aerial surveys have revealed that fungal disease Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death has impacted nearly 50,000 acres of native forests on the Big Island.