The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra

The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra

Non-profit Organizations

Honolulu, Hawaii 2,657 followers

Conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends – globally, and in Hawai'i and Palmyra.

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Our mission is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends in Hawaiʻi and at Palmyra Atoll.

Website
https://www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/united-states/hawaii/
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Non-profit Organizations
Größe des Unternehmens
51-200 Mitarbeiter
Hauptsitz
Honolulu, Hawaii
Gegründet
1980

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    The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra

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    Which corals will survive as ocean temperatures continue to rise? 🌊🥵 Experts from The Nature Conservancy, the Anne Cohen Lab at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Stanford University’s Stephen Palumbi Lab are leading a collaborative effort to discover which coral communities have the best chance of surviving reef-bleaching heatwaves so we can focus on protecting them. The Cohen Lab’s cutting-edge 3D hydrodynamic models predict where these so-called “super reefs” 🦸♂️🪸 might be located. Scientists then dive in to test the thermal tolerances of corals in these locations to test their super survival skills. One suspected “super reef” site is in Olowalu, Maui. Here, divers from TNC and the Palumbi Lab collect coral samples before bringing them back to Maui Ocean Center Marine Institue for testing with the help of local volunteers. The methods and results of this research will inform future community-led actions and protections for coral reefs in West Maui. Learn more about the “super reefs” project here: https://lnkd.in/dH4VUpqH 📸: David Wood/TNC 📸: Tiara Stark/TNC #SuperReefs #ClimateChange #Conservation

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    Jana Ireijo

    Artist/Vanishing Murals

    Mahalo to Hawai'i Public Radio and @CassieOrdonio for featuring my art and the efforts to save the ‘akikiki! I am truly honored 🙏 I invite you to visit The Nature Conservancy's "How Nature Restores Me" exhibit at the Downtown Art Center as I complete the mural onsite. On August 31, I will be washing the mural away. The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra Downtown Art Center #vanishingmurals #forestbirds #akikiki

    Local artist uses Maui fire charcoal for vanishing ʻakikiki mural

    Local artist uses Maui fire charcoal for vanishing ʻakikiki mural

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    The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra

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    As we mark the one-year anniversary of the devastating fires that tore through Maui and Hawaiʻi and took 102 souls, we share in the kaumaha for the lives and livelihoods lost, ongoing grief and continued fear of new fires. We are moved by the resilience of community members who are committed to support each other in the long healing, recovery and rebuilding process. Last year’s tragedy was a stark reminder of the vulnerability of our ʻāina and communities and the urgent need for conservation efforts. This disaster was exacerbated by numerous environmental issues, including invasive brush and drought conditions driven by climate change. We seek political changes, improved fire management plans, resilient landscapes and better care for our natural and cultural resources to avoid future misfortune. We hold on to the promise of Hālau Lahaina, malu i ka ‘ulu as a source of hope and perseverance during the long process of recovery. This ‘ōlelo no‘eau, which compares Lahaina to a large house shaded by breadfruit trees, envisions a future of ‘ulu, ‘āina, kai and community flourishing once again in Lahaina. Our hearts and our efforts for restoration will continue in support of community partners, friends and family. #LahainaStrong #MauiStrong Nā Papalimu O Pi‘ilani along West Maui’s Lahaina coastline 📸: Maui Digital Images

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    The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra

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    We're looking for a Field Coordinator on Kauaʻi! This position with The Nature Conservancy’s Terrestrial Conservation team on Kauaʻi will contribute to native species conservation on this beautiful island! This position requires an enthusiastic, motivated, action-oriented person with experience in planning, conducting, and supervising natural resources management field operations in rugged conditions. We are looking for someone with experience in weed control operations, PPE use and maintenance, species-specific weeding techniques and retreatment cycles, and the safe use, proper maintenance. and storage of herbicides and hand tools (i.e. machetes, saws). Animal control and fencing experience is a plus. We are seeking someone who is excited to manage and train interns and technicians and recruit and lead volunteers into the field. Organizational skills are key in this role. We are committed to having a diverse and highly qualified candidate pool and appreciate your assistance in sharing the job posting across your networks. The deadline to apply for Job ID#55458 is August 11th, 2024 by 6:00pm HST at: https://lnkd.in/gHawp_Nd Wainiha 🎥: Jack Combs/TNC #HawaiiJobs #ConservationJobs

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    Ulalia Woodside Lee

    Executive Director at The Nature Conservancy Hawai‘i and Palmyra

    Please share this important The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra Associate Director of Conservation career opportunity with your networks. This position will be perfect for an experienced ‘āina-minded individual who is interested in supporting mālama ‘āina efforts across the pae ‘āina and to Palmyra. Someone who is interested in supporting mauka to makai conservation teams with behind-the-scenes systems and functions will find this position rewarding and will also find an opportunity for growth. The position closes soon. Please have anyone interested reach out to Amber Mello at [email protected]. The Associate Director of Conservation will report to the chapter’s Director of Conservation and will provide guidance to and facilitate collaboration among Conservation and Science leadership and programs to achieve strategic and impactful conservation objectives and goals.  Our ideal candidate will have: BA/BS degree and 10 years’ experience in conservation practice or equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience directing a major program or project of strategic importance, including management/supervision of multi-disciplinary teams and meeting deadlines. Strong desire and skills to foster collaboration, innovation and excellence within the team.  Experience working with current trends and practices in conservation or restoration in Hawaiʻi in areas such as native wetland, coastal, fishpond, coral reef, watershed and forest restoration and management, community co-management, and public-private partnerships.   Please see the live job posting for more details, including the minimum qualifications of this position listed under the What You’ll Bring section.   Applicants can see the full job posting for job #55350 and apply via TNCs Career Website. A cover letter outlining how you meet the minimum qualifications and a resume should be uploaded. The deadline to apply is July 28, 2024, 6:00pm HST.

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    Amber Mello

    Lead of Talent Acquisition for The Nature Conservancy’s California/Hawai'i/Pacific Division | SHRM-CP

    The Nature Conservancy in Hawai'i and Palmyra is searching for an Associate Director of Conservation! This position will provide guidance to and facilitate collaboration among Conservation and Science leadership and programs to achieve strategic and impactful conservation objectives and goals. This is a fantastic position for someone with a strong desire to have meaningful impact for science and conservation and experience working with current trends and practices in conservation or restoration in Hawaiʻi. Check out the full posting here: https://lnkd.in/gNXqu55d and contact me if you have any questions or referrals! The deadline to apply is July 28th, 2024 by 6:00pm HST. Shelf at low tide during sunrise at Kaehu Point, Mo‘omomi Preserve in Moloka‘i, Hawaiʻi.

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    🪸 Coral restoration at Kealakekua Bay update 🪸 In the last two months, our dive team collected a total of 24 parent colonies of Porites lobata that broke off during recent storms or swells and would likely otherwise die. These colonies were then fragmented into 885 pieces which resulted in approximately 119 coral clusters, some of which were directly outplanted onto the reef, while others will continue to grow on our nursery table. During four volunteer events, 54 people supported this coral propagation pilot project, including local participants from Kealakekua Bay and some as far away as the U.S. Virgin Islands and Germany! Big mahalos to everyone who took the time to mālama ko‘a (care for corals) with us at Kealakekua Bay. Learn more about our efforts to restore reefs to build resilience in Hawaiʻi: https://nature.ly/4cMQ7ip 📸: David Wood/TNC 📸: Julia Rose/TNC #KealakekuaBay #CoralRestoration #Conservation

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    The Nature Conservancy was recently recognized as one of the best organizations with a positive and inclusive work culture for their employees. TNC is ranked fourth overall and the #1 non-profit in North America. Join us, we have multiple job openings in Hawaiʻi and at Palmyra Atoll. Visit nature.org/careers to learn more and apply. https://lnkd.in/ga85CdJJ

    The Nature Conservancy named one of 2024’s Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces in North America

    The Nature Conservancy named one of 2024’s Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces in North America

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    We're looking for an Associate Director of Conservation! This position will provide guidance to and facilitate collaboration among Conservation and Science leadership and programs to achieve strategic and impactful conservation objectives and goals. The ideal candidate will have experience: 🌿 BA/BS degree and 10 years’ experience in conservation practice or equivalent combination of education and experience 🌿 Experience directing a major program or project of strategic importance 🌿 Management/supervision of multi-disciplinary teams and meeting deadlines 🌿 Experience working with current trends and practices in conservation or restoration in Hawaiʻi We are committed to having a diverse and highly qualified candidate pool and appreciate your assistance in sharing the job posting across your networks. The deadline to apply for Job ID#55350 is July 28th, 2024 by 6:00pm HST at: https://lnkd.in/gNXqu55d Kahuwai Bay 🎥: Ryan De Seixas #HawaiiJobs #ConservationJobs

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    I ola ‘oe, i ola mākou (when you thrive, we thrive) During the Shinnyo Lantern Ceremony Gael Kanakaokai Jr, TNC’s Natural Resource Manager on Maui, lit a lantern to honor and uplift nā manu nahele (Hawai‘i’s forest birds) To learn more about these birds and how you can support and take action to protect them, visit nature.org/hawaiibirds #makahikionamanunahele #hawaiibirds #hawaii

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