Ecosystem Management Programs in Hawaii

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An Overview Of
ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
In Hawaii

For the latest issue of the Army's EMP Bulletin, visit their web site at:
http://www.25idl.army.mil/dpw/

Check out the Fall 2004 issue of the
EMP BULLETIN 12/21/04
What's Inside This Issue:
- Army Partners With the State of Hawaii to Protect Mount Kaala
- Army Hires New Natural Resources Program Manager

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Land managers in Hawaii, including the U.S. Army, are now working together
in an "ecosystem management" approach to conserve endangered species
and protect cultural sites.

U.S. Army Garrison, Hawaii -- Ecosystem Management Program
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park -- Fences on Oahu and the Big Island
Hawaii Dept. of Land & Natural Resources -- Koolau Mountains Watershed Partnership
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service -- Oahu Forest NWR (excluding SB East Range)
The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii -- Various Preserves Throughout the State
Kamehameha Schools -- Koolau Bog Fence Project

The Army is one Federal agency that has played a key role in
"forging partnerships in Ecosystem Management and Conservation Biology"

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