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This page last revised:
05 June 2007 - S. M. Gon III
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Ecoregional Planning Team
The Nature Conservancy
Hawai‘i
AN
ECOREGIONAL ASSESSMENT OF BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION FOR THE.....
The Nature Conservancy is
to preserve the plants, animals, and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive."
Our
goal is to bring
active, protective
management to representative, viable, native ecological systems and
species of the Hawaiian
Archipelago, and to thereby sustain the greatest
possible
complement of
native Hawaiian biodiversity into the
future. Working
with partners, threats will be abated, health of
terrestrial
and freshwater ecological
systems will be restored and maintained, and the unique
biodiversity of the
islands will be carried forward as an irreplaceable asset, meeting
human needs
and fulfilling ecosystem functions that serve all life in the islands.