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Ka'u SWCD is dedicated to promoting the protection of endangered species, wetlands, farms, forests, and other vital open spaces by empowering landowners to make informed and sustainable decisions regarding their properties. The organization offers a wide array of resources, including articles, directories of conservation programs, and expert assistance to support farmers, foresters, ranchers, and other landowners in their conservation efforts. With a mission focused on responsible land management, Ka'u SWCD provides guidance on various topics such as carbon credits, conservation grants, and tax planning for land conservation. Their comprehensive toolbox and library serve as valuable educational resources, ensuring landowners can actively contribute to restoring balance within our ecosystems and communities. Generated from the website

The Three Mountain Alliance (TMA) is a watershed partnership established in 2007, encompassing 1,116,300 acres or 45% of Hawaii Island. With 11 partners, TMA aims to be responsible stewards of the watershed areas, native habitats, and species, preserving the historical, cultural, and socio-economic resources linked to the three mountains: Kīlauea, Mauna Loa, and Hualālai. Committed to environmental and cultural preservation, TMA protects numerous endangered species and has planted over 116,000 seedlings since its inception. Through its education and outreach program, Imi Pono, TMA fosters connections to the land and instills a sense of kuleana, or responsibility, in individuals towards the stewardship of Hawaii's natural resources. Generated from the website