During Native Plant Month, help us fundraise $14,000, or $10 for each native plant species. This represents our promise to protect and conserve each of them through Laukahi. Plant Promise Plant Promise Help Us Keep our Promise to Every Plant ʻilima | Sida fallax naʻu | Gardenia brighamii kokio keʻokeʻo | Hibiscus arnottianus laukahi kuahiwi | Plantago princeps The Hawai‘i Plant Conservation Network is an independent non-profit entity working to implement the Hawai‘i Strategy for Plant Conservation. Laukahi Network View research Looking for data? You've come to the right place! I need to identify a plant... Who's involved in a project? How many endangered plants are in Hawaiʻi? Is this plant native to Hawaiʻi ? Laukahi has a growing number of partners that help to implement the Hawai‘i Strategy for Plant Conservation by supporting our initiatives, conducting field work to protect native habitats, propagate and secure propagules in ex situ facilities, and do research to inform strategies. Community Driven Contact Us! We'd love to have you join our network! A partnership of Hawai‘i's seed banks and conservation groups is working to collect seeds. ʻŌhiʻa Seed
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Learn More Learn how to save seeds from ‘ōhiʻa trees in your yard. Can I collect for the Laukahi Network?
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Laukahi is a voluntary alliance of agencies, organizations and individuals aiming to protect Hawai‘i’s rare plant species through coordinated conservation efforts by implementing the Hawai‘i Strategy for Plant Conservation.

Laukahi, meaning “single leaf” in the Hawaiian language, develops and shares tools, and seeks financial support from new sources  to conserve Hawaiian plants.

Mahalo To All Our Partners!

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Plant Promise is an online fundraiser that invites the community to celebrate Hawaiʻi’s incredible native plants and learn about Laukahi. Cheer on your favorite plants through the leaderboard!