Hawai'i Forest Industry Association (HFIA)
Hawai'i Forest Industry Association (HFIA)
About HFIA
•
Statewide, nonprofit trade association
established
in 1989.
•
Our mission is to promote healthy and productive
forests and a sustainable forest industry through
forest management, education, planning,
information exchange, and advocacy.
•
Our programs promote healthier forests,
increased business in Hawaii’s forest industry,
and more jobs within the sector.
•
250 members including individuals and public
and private businesses and corporations.
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In 2003 HFIA formed HFI
,
a
501c3 nonprofit
organization.
•
Focused on forest
restoration, educational
programs, information
dissemination, and
support for scientific
research.
P
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s
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Ka‘ūpūlehu Dryland Forest
, Hawai‘i Island
•
La‘i‘Ōpua Dryland Habitat Preserve
, Hawai‘i Island
•
Pana‘ewa Zoo Discovery Forest
, Hawai‘i Island
•
Pālamanui Dry Forest Preserve
, Hawai‘i Island
•
Christmas Tree Demonstration Project
, Hawai‘i Island
•
Hawaii Wood Guild
, Hawai‘i Island
•
Keauhou Bird Conservation Center Discovery Forest
, Hawai‘i Island
•
Honolulu Zoo Children’s Discovery Forest
, O‘ahu
•
Hawaii’s Woodshow
TM
, Na Lā‘au o Hawai‘i
, O‘ahu
•
Healthy & Productive Forests Initiative
, Statewide
•
HWUT
Hawai‘
i Wood Products Directory
, Web
Hawaii’s Woodshow,
Na Lā’au o Hawai’i
•
Only statewide j
uried woodworking
exhibition initiated in 1993.
•
30
th
Anniversary Woodshow
will be
held at
Hawaii Opera Plaza in
Honolulu.
•
Calls for the use of Hawaii-grown
tree species.
•
Promotes and encourages an
appreciation for
Hawaii’s
woodworkers
.
•
P
romotes the positive role forests
play in our economy and ecology.
•
Innovation & Imagination (I+I)
Student Challenge,
•
I
nitiated in 2017
•
C
hallenges students to construct
artwork using a mix of donated
Hawai‘i-grown wood.
Discovery
Forest
Projects
•
Incorporating f
orest stewardship activities and land-
based education into restoration efforts.
•
Honolulu Zoo and Pana‘ewa Zoo Discovery Forests are
forest demonstration projects featuring Native and
Polynesian-introduced species.
•
Keauhou Bird Conservation Center (KBCC) Discovery
Forest is a native forest with Acacia koa and ‘Ōhi’a
Lehua as the pioneer species.
•
KBCC is saving critically endangered Hawaiian birds
from extinction including the Palila, ‘Akeke‘e, ‘Akikiki,
and the ‘Alalā, which is extinct in the wild.
Dry Forest
Restoration
Ka
‘
ūpūlehu Dryland Forest Preserve
Manage
76-acre Preserve for KS.
43 acres intensive management.
Provide f
orest stewardship activities
and
environmental and cultural
education.
Benefit residents and visitors via
classroom and outreach events.
La‘i‘
ō
pua Dry Forest Preserves
Manage 70-acre Preserve for DHHL.
Designated as critical habitat.
Invasive weed control.
C
ollect seed,
propagate and outplant
T&E species.
Pālamanui
Dry Forest Preserve
Manage
53-acre Preserve for
Palamanui Global Holdings.
Designated as critical habitat.
Invasive weed control and
m
aintaining T&E species that we
propagated and outplanted in
previous years.
M
a
h
a
l
o
!
Hawai'i Forest Industry Association
P.O. Box 66
‘
ō
‘ōkala, HI 96774
Phone: 808-933-9411
Email:
hfia@hawaiiforest.org
Website:
www.hawaiiforest.org
HFIA is a statewide, nonprofit trade association established in 1989. Our mission is to promote healthy and productive forests and a sustainable forest industry through forest management, education, planning, information exchange, and advocacy.
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About HFIA Statewide, nonprofit trade association established in 1989. Our mission is to promote healthy and productive forests and a sustainable forest industry through forest management, education, planning, information exchange, and advocacy. Our programs promote healthier forests, increased business in Hawaii s forest industry, and more jobs within the sector. 250 members including individuals and public and private businesses and corporations.
Hawaii Forest Institute Hawai i Forest Institute In 2003 HFIA formed HFI, a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Focused on forest restoration, educational programs, information dissemination, and support for scientific research.
Kaplehu Dryland Forest, Hawaii Island La i pua Dryland Habitat Preserve, Hawai i Island Pana ewa Zoo Discovery Forest, Hawai i Island P lamanui Dry Forest Preserve, Hawai i Island Christmas Tree Demonstration Project, Hawai i Island Hawaii Wood Guild, Hawai i Island Keauhou Bird Conservation Center Discovery Forest, Hawai i Island Honolulu Zoo Children s Discovery Forest, O ahu Hawaii s WoodshowTM, Na L au o Hawai i, O ahu Healthy & Productive Forests Initiative, Statewide HWUT Hawai i Wood Products Directory, Web Project & Project & Programs Programs
Hawaiis Woodshow, Na L au o Hawai i Only statewide juried woodworking exhibition initiated in 1993. 30th Anniversary Woodshow will be held at Hawaii Opera Plaza in Honolulu. Calls for the use of Hawaii-grown tree species. Promotes and encourages an appreciation for Hawaii s woodworkers. Promotes the positive role forests play in our economy and ecology. Innovation & Imagination (I+I) Student Challenge, Initiated in 2017 Challenges students to construct artwork using a mix of donated Hawai i-grown wood.
Incorporating forest stewardship activities and land- based education into restoration efforts. Honolulu Zoo and Pana ewa Zoo Discovery Forests are forest demonstration projects featuring Native and Polynesian-introduced species. Keauhou Bird Conservation Center (KBCC) Discovery Forest is a native forest with Acacia koa and hi a Lehua as the pioneer species. KBCC is saving critically endangered Hawaiian birds from extinction including the Palila, Akeke e, Akikiki, and the Alal , which is extinct in the wild. Discovery Forest Projects
Dry Forest Restoration Ka p lehu Dryland Forest Preserve Manage 76-acre Preserve for KS. 43 acres intensive management. Provide forest stewardship activities and environmental and cultural education. Benefit residents and visitors via classroom and outreach events. La i pua Dry Forest Preserves Manage 70-acre Preserve for DHHL. Designated as critical habitat. Invasive weed control. Collect seed, propagate and outplant T&E species. P lamanui Dry Forest Preserve Manage 53-acre Preserve for Palamanui Global Holdings. Designated as critical habitat. Invasive weed control and maintaining T&E species that we propagated and outplanted in previous years.
Mahalo! Mahalo! hfia@hawaiiforest.org www.hawaiiforest.org
