Appendices

	Hawaiian High Islands Ecoregion This page last revised 05 June 2007 -- S.M.Gon III
Home Introduction Ecoregion Conservation Targets Viability Goals Portfolio TNC Action Sites Threats Strategies Acknowledgements ▫ Tables Maps & Figures CPT Database Appendices Glossary Sources Forest bird habitat was the conservation target of our first Hawaiian campaign (1981-83). Functioning, viable landscapes of the Hawaiian High Islands Ecoregion comprise our current major conservation targets.	Appendices The current ecoregional plan refers to several supporting documents and databases that are made available as appendices. Please select from the list below: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Executive Summary (pdf) PORTFOLIO ASSEMBLY: TNC Ecoregional Planning Standards Conservation Planning Tool (CPT) Target Viability Criteria Stratification Units Action Site Ranking CONSERVATION TARGET DESCRIPTIONS: Alpine Ecological System Subalpine Ecological System Montane Dry Ecological System Montane Mesic Ecological System Montane Wet Ecological System Wet Cliff Ecological System Lowland Wet Ecological System Lowland Mesic Ecological System Lowland Dry Ecological System Dry Cliff Ecological System Hawaiian Continuous Perennial Stream Forest Bird Concentrations Waterbird Concentrations Rare Plant Concentrations Nesting of Rare Elements	CONSERVATION AREAS: PROFILES: Kaua‘i Conservation Area Profile Ko‘olau Conservation Area Profile Wai‘anae Conservation Area Profile East Moloka‘i Conservation Area Profile East Maui Conservation Area Profile West Maui Conservation Area Profile Hawai‘i Island Conservation Area Profiles (6) STRATEGIES: Kaua`i Conservation Area Strategy O`ahu Conservation Area Strategies East Moloka`i Conservation Area Strategy Maui Conservation Area Strategies Hawai`i Conservation Area Strategies Other Conservation Area Strategies Hawaiian Culture and Conservation