Citizen Forester Tree Species ID Guide – Hawaiʻi (2021) | Division of Forestry and Wildlife
This downloadable guide from DLNR’s Kaulunani Urban & Community Forestry Program is designed for citizen foresters across Hawaiʻi. It provides identification characteristics, ecological roles, and planting advice for native and non-native trees found in Hawaiian urban and community settings—covering species from ʻōhiʻa and koa to ironwood and coconut palm.
Resource Library | Hawaiʻi Association of Watershed Partnerships
Find out more about the partnerships of private, state, and federal landowners working together to protect our natural resources. Resources available for learning about watersheds.
ʻĀina-Based Education & Connection | Hawaiʻi Land Trust
Firewise Tree Care Flier | Department of Land and Natural Resources
tips for firewise landscaping
Forests and Farming | Department of Forestry and Wildlife
Forest and Farming
Hawai‘i Forestry & Wildlife Helping Maui Nui Meet Challenges | Department of Forestry and Wildlife
Maui Nui Forestry & Wildlife
Protecting Our Water with Fencing | Department of Forestry and Wildlife
Protecting our water with fencing
Interactions Between Feral Animals and Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death | Department of Forestry and Wildlife
Interactions Between Feral Animals and Rapid ??hi?a Death
Caring for Our Forests in the Face of Climate Change | Department of Forestry and Wildlife
Caring for Our Forests in the Face of Climate Change
Hawai‘i’s Watersheds and Forests | Department of Forestry and Wildlife
Hawai’i’s watershed and forest
