A dedicated
alliance
Laukahi is a voluntary alliance of agencies, organizations, and individuals aiming to protect Hawaiʻi's rare plant species through coordinated conservation, implementing the Hawaiʻi Strategy for Plant Conservation.
Laukahi — “single leaf” in Hawaiian — develops and shares tools, and seeks support from new sources, to conserve Hawaiian plants. Formed in 2016, Laukahi is an independent non-profit working to implement the Hawaiʻi Strategy for Plant Conservation, with the Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance Foundation as fiscal sponsor.
The Hawaiʻi Strategy for Plant Conservation →To enhance and expand plant conservation in Hawaiʻi by uniting our collective efforts, aligning our shared goals toward a more comprehensive approach, and promoting awareness of Hawaiʻi's significant contribution to global biodiversity.
Successful efforts by Hawaiʻi's plant conservation community that prevent the extinction of native species and their habitats, and build awareness of Hawaiʻi's significant contribution to global biodiversity conservation.
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