Conservation

Learn about the conservation initiatives underway on the Big Island of Hawaii to protect and preserve the island’s unique wildlife and natural resources. From habitat restoration and protection to community education and advocacy, we’ll share insights into the diverse approaches being taken to safeguard the island’s natural heritage.

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Conservation Zoning on the Big Island

Conservation Zoning on the Big Island The Big Island of Hawaii is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, which attracts many people looking to own a piece of paradise. However, as the population on the island continues to grow, there is a need to balance development with conservation. This is where conservation zoning comes in. […]

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Marine Life Conservation Districts in Hawaii: Protecting the Ocean’s Ecosystem

Marine Conservation Districts Hawaii is known for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life. To protect the state’s nearshore marine resources, Hawaii has established Marine Life Conservation Districts (MLCDs) throughout the islands. On the Big Island of Hawaii, there are four MLCDs, including Kealakekua Bay, Puako, Waialea Bay, and Laupahoehoe Point. What are

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