Conservation International - Hawaii

An environmental conservation organization. Its work focuses on protecting nature for people, with efforts addressing climate stability, ocean health, and biodiversity. In Hawaii, the organization highlights work responding to invasive fish that threaten Hawaiian reefs, including an approach that uses the fish as food. Its broader projects include supporting small towns protecting the Amazon and efforts to revive habitats in the Eastern Himalayas. Conservation International also reports on initiatives that connect environmental protection with the lives and livelihoods of local communities. The organization describes nearly four decades of work that has touched millions of lives. Its Honolulu presence is associated with environmental and conservation services.