Hawai‘i Environmental Restoration

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Native-rainforest restoration nonprofit

Mission and Description

Independent 501(c)(3) restoring and preserving Keauʻohana State Forest Reserve and other Puna native-forest sites through intensive field management, education, research-informed practice, and community stewardship.

Organization Information

Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration

Organization type: Forest Restoration Organization

State: Hawaii

Service area: Hawai‘i Island

City / area: Puna

Programs and membership: Community-supported 501(c)(3) engaging volunteers, students, residents, restoration practitioners, and partner organizations

Meetings and events: Native-forest restoration, invasive-species control, native outplanting, nursery support, ecological monitoring, environmental education, volunteer stewardship, and forest-health response

Reported operating status: Active

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