Aloha from DLNR!

 

Mission Statement

"Enhance, protect, conserve and manage Hawaii’s unique and limited natural, cultural and historic resources held in public trust for current and future generations of visitors and the people of Hawaii nei in partnership with others from the public and private sectors."

 

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE WINNERS OF THE 2012-13 STAMP ART CONTEST

The Division of Forestry and Wildlife is pleased to announce the depiction of a mouflon ram by Carol Tredway as the the winning entry for the Wildlife Conservation Stamp, and the depiction of wild turkeys by Mike Brown as the winning entry for the Game Bird Stamp.  There were many excellent paintings of game animals submitted, and a slide show is being developed to be posted, so that all the entries can be shared.  Mahalo to all the artists who participated.
[Click on image to view Art Submission Slide Show]

The Rain Follows the Forest

(Photo: Maui Air)

Catch Jason Scott Lee in The Rain Follows the Forest as he sets out on a journey to
learn about sustainable life in our island home. Through interesting conversations,
he learns about Hawaii's fragile fresh water supply and discovers connections
to our upland forest environment.

DLNR releases plan to ensure mauka watersheds are fully functioning
so fresh water resources can be utilized and
enjoyed by the people of Hawaii in perpetuity.

The Rain Follows The Forest -
A Plan To Replenish Hawaii's Source Of Water
[Fact Sheet]