Conservation Planning Tool (CPT)

		Hawaiian High Islands Ecoregion This page last revised 20 November 2006 -- 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 .		CPT Database The Conservation Planning Tool (CPT) is an Access® database that captures the targets, stratification units, and goals of the current ecoregional plan. It provides more details than provided in this website or the written executive summary. Because it includes sensistive data, such as locations of endangered species and private land ownership information, we restrict distribution to TNC staff and our Hawai‘i conservation partners, who may request access to the CPT database for the Hawaiian High Islands Ecoregion via the links below. Download CPT User's Guide (516 Kb pdf) Request the CPT database for the Hawaiian High Islands Ecoregion Remaining native ecological systems of the island of O'ahu are shown in colors from green to brown. Anthropogenic and alien-dominated areas are shown in pink. Over 80% of the state's population is found on O'ahu, and urban and residential development has displaced most of the coast and lowland systems. The CPT database documents all conservation targets for O'ahu and the rest of the Hawaiian High Islands Ecoregion.

CPT Database