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Ko Hawai‘i leo no nā holoholona lohiu
Hawai‘i’s voice for wildlife for 70 years
Our Mission
We are dedicated to protecting native Hawaiian plants, animals, and ecosystems for future generations.
Our Heritage
Conservation Council for Hawai‘i (CCH) is one of Hawai‘i’s oldest and most effective wildlife organizations. Since 1950, we have been on the forefront of the environmental movement in Hawai‘i and a leader in shaping some of the most important environmental policies and programs in the Islands.
Our Team
Meet some of the people who make things happen on behalf of the Conservation Council for Hawai‘i!
Our Reach
As the Hawai‘i state affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation, we have a voice on Capitol Hill on national issues affecting Hawai‘i.
What We Do
Our work takes on many forms, some of which are listed below.
Coalition Building
From grassroots to national networks, we amplify our impact through collaboration.
Advocacy
We advocate for effective policies, management, and legislation.
Member Engagement
Our impact is amplified by the involvement of our diverse membership.
Education
We create and distribute educational materials for people of all ages.
Connecting People with Nature
From guided bird walks to invasive species removal and reforestation projects.
Manu o kū Festival
An annual celebration of the Manu O Kū (white tern), a beloved native species.
Join Us
Our members and supporters include scientists, Native Hawaiian practitioners, farmers, fishers, hunters, educators, students, artists, photographers, business owners, community leaders, and elected officials.
We are united by our aloha for wildlife and commitment to protecting the Hawaiian environment for the benefit of the people, the culture, and the economy.
