Huli is a collective of ocean-based individuals who promote environmental stewardship and cultural awareness.

Laukahi and its partners are dedicated to conserving Hawaiʻi’s native plants—the foundation of healthy ecosystems that sustain all life.

This group works to enhance and promote a forest stewardship ethic that embraces biocultural restoration and conservation strategies through integration of traditional and western knowledge and strategic cooperation among private and public organizations.

Hawai‘i Marine Mammal Alliance seeks to undertake actions that results in the preservation, recovery and stewardship of Hawaii’s protected marine species.

Hawaii’s Plant Extinction Prevention Program is committed to reversing the trend toward extinction by protecting wild plants and collecting seeds to establish new populations.

Working to build a foundation of Aloha ‘Aina through Native Hawaiian education, Kumano I Ke Ala dedicates itself to growing self-directed, critical thinkers for a sustainable West Kauai.

Conservation Council for Hawai’i is dedicated to protecting native Hawaiian plants, animals and ecosystems for future generations.

Hālau Kū Māna fosters lifelong learners who think, feel and act in ways that are pono (Hawaiian for “righteous”) as they seek positive, systemic change in their local, regional and global communities.

808 Cleanups is committed to restoring Hawaii’s natural beauty by empowering volunteers to conduct decentralized cleanups, saving Hawaii’s indigenous ecosystem through education and building sustainable solutions with community partners.

PangeaSeed Foundation works to empower individuals and communities to create meaningful environmental change for oceans through artivism, education and science.