Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund
HWF has actively protected native wildlife in Hawaiʻi since 1996.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of Hawaiʻi’s marine wildlife.
Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund’s mission is to protect native wildlife, focusing on coastal and marine wildlife species in the Hawaiian Islands, including the hawksbill sea turtle (honuʻea) and the Hawaiian green sea turtle (honu).
We engage our communities and volunteers in education, outreach, marine debris removal, conservation,
research, and advocacy campaigns and lawsuits to keep Hawaiʻi alive and wild.
Mahalo for visiting this website and your desire to learn more about HWF and what we do.
From volunteering, internships, donating or adopting, we offer a variety of ways you can help this organization thrive!
Me ke aloha pumehana,
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Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund Volunteer Stories – Aimee
Photographer Aimee Lemieux shares her experience volunteering in the HWF Hawksbill Recovery Project.
Waiʻōhinu Coastal Strand Story
Our HWF team has been working to protect and restore habitats along the Waiʻōhinu coastal strand for nearly two decades. Learn more about these efforts and how to get involved!
Hawai‘i Nei Marine Debris Removal Partnership
HWF President and Program Director, Megan Lamson, checks in about wildlife and debris statistics of our 4-island partnership after the first two years.
