August 30, 2019, 1:00 PM
Kalanimoku Building, Rm 132
AGENDA
1. Call to order
2. Introductions
3. Approval of minutes from January 29, 2019 meeting
4. Submittal: Requesting approval of a recommended budget for
Fiscal Year 2020
5. Presentation: Update on planning for new biocontrol researchfacilities
6. Presentation: Summary Hawaii Interagency Biosecurity Plan
implementation progress and remaining needs requiring
legislative approval
7. Presentation: Summary of 2020-2025 Joint Strategic Planning
Process for HISC and the Coordinating Group on Alien PestSpecies
8. Public Comments
9. AdjournmentBudget Process
1. Call for proposals based on HIBP priorities
2. Eval Committee, representative of HISC agencies &Working Group Chairs, scores:a)b)

how many priorities are met andhow well the application addresses those priorities

3. Calculation used to create initial balanced budget
4. RWG meeting to produce final recommendation basedon discussion (8/2)
a.
b.

Structured primarily as a discussion among the EvalCommittee members
The public, including applicants, can attend and weigh in

5. Council reviews budget for approval (8/30)

2019 Eval Committee
DBEDT/RWG: Justine Nihipali
DLNR/CWG: Rob Hauff
HDOA/PWG: Jonathan Ho
DOH: Grace Simmons
UH: Mike Melzer
POWG: Christy Martin
DOT: David Rodriguez
HISC Staff

Funding Available
5% restriction
Total Requests
Appropriation

10% restriciton$8,476,285$5,750,000$8,476,285$5,750,000

Restriction$287,500$575,000DOFAW Overhead$327,750$310,500

HISC Support, HBIN, WRA$437,412$437,412

Biocontrol Facility Planning
Remaining$50,000$4,647,338$50,000$4,377,088

Legislative Stipulations on New Funding
Invasive Species Committees Statewide
Maui Little Fire Ant Response
Maui Coqui Frog Containment
Biocontrol of 4 Invasive Plant Targets
Landscape Scale Mosquito Control Technology$500,000$61,200$83,000$255,800$100,000

Applications Received

King Mosq Video
Gorham RLWD Outreach
Penniman Planning
King Mosq Coord
Johnson Ginger Biocontrol
King Mosq Tech
Tian Fusarium
Works Mongoose
Stewart Molecular Tools
Cheng Lac Scale
Wright Arcte
Ahmad Biochar
Siers Avian
Ersbak Ginger Kohala
Siers Mongoose Bait
Watson Albizia
Brock HAPI
Watson Albizia Teams
Johnson Rubus Biocontrol
Simmons Mosq Health
Sim Acalolepta
Martin CGAPS
Bolosan Islands
Chee Cats
Oleson Miconia
Siers Mongoose Trap
Kaye BIISC ROD
Radford MISC LFA
Villalobos Bees
Watson Tibher
Zahawi PsiCat
Johnson Melastome Biocontrol
Akana CRB
Kuo BWBF
Keanini KISC Outreach
Neville OISC Outreach
Perry MKWA
Strohecker MISC Outreach
Nevile OISC Pests
Berry Mosq Kauai
Radford MISC Coqui
Gallaher Plant Info
Smith Mudweed
Kaye BIISC OutreachJohnson Albizia Biocontrol
Vanderwoude HAL
Kaye BIISC
Keanini KISC Outreach
Neville OISC EDRR
Radford MISC

Requested Funds$1,200,000$1,000,000$800,000$600,000$400,000$200,000$0RWG Recommendations
Rank

Project Title
1Hawaii Ant Lab core funds

Agency, Division
RequestRWG Rec
UH, PCSU, Hawaii Ant Lab$311,439
UH, PCSU, Maui & Molokai
Detection and Control of Invasive Species Invasive Species
Committees
2in Maui County$1,029,724
UH, PCSU, CoordinatingGroup on Alien Pest
3Coordinating Group on Alien Pest Species Species$70,000
UH, PCSU, Big Island
Public Engagement in Invasive Species
Invasive Species
Committee
4Control on the Island of Hawaii$269,069
Early Detection, Control & Eradication for UH, PCSU, O'ahu Invasive
Species Committee
5Priority Invasive Species on O'ahu$900,979
UH, PCSU, Maui & Molokai
Invasive Species Outreach and Education Invasive SpeciesCommittees
6in Maui County$192,174
UH, PCSU, Big Island
Early Detection and Rapid Response toInvasive SpeciesCommittee
7Rapid Ohia Death on Hawaii Island$106,784
UH, PCSU, Kauai Invasive
8Public Outreach and Education on Kauai Species Committee$165,170
Kauai Invasive Species Committee Early UH, PCSU, Kauai Invasive
Species Committee
9Detection and Control$792,171
UH, PCSU, O'ahu Invasive
Species Committee
10Invasive Species Outreach on O'ahu$167,873
UH, PCSU, Maui & Molokai
Invasive Species
11Little Fire Ant Control Program for Maui Committees$111,237$276,302$723,923$50,000$190,970$623,330$132,640$73,356$113,285$579,500$107,279$61,200

UH, PCSU, Big Island
Detection and Control of Invasive Species Invasive Species
Committee
12on the Island of Hawaii.
UH, PCSU, Maui & Molokai
Coqui Frog Control and Monitoring
Invasive Species
Committees
13Program on Maui
UH, PCSU, O'ahu Invasive
Species Committee
14Pest Response O'ahu
The Hawaii Alien Plant Informatics Project:
informing invasive plant management
15decisions with interconnected data
UH, PCSU
Landscape Scale Mosquito Control Project DLNR Division of Forestry
and Wildlife
16Coordination
Laying the groundwork for landscape-levelmosquito suppression to protect
endangered forest birds and humanhealth from mosquito borne disease inDLNR Division of Forestry
and Wildlife
17Hawaii
Trap development and biological
USDA-ARS, Pacific Basinassessment of Acalolepta aesthetica (an Agricultural Research
18invasive longhorn beetle attacking cacao) Center
DLNR Division of Aquatic
Resources
20Hawaii Ballast Water and Biofouling
Increasing Awareness and Community
UH, PCSU, Koolau
Support for Albizia Related Projects on
Mountains WatershedPartnership
21OahuThe Future Bee: Protection of Hawaii's bee
stock from invasive Africanized honey23beesUH CTAHR
Regional Eradication is Feasible:
UH, PCSU, Koolau
Continuing Albizia Control in The Upper Mountains WatershedPartnership
24Waiawa Watershed$699,483$493,000$220,658$83,000$198,035$108,317$58,530$30,000$30,500$24,274$198,996$92,646$66,770$32,527$160,321$86,034$61,014$23,000$113,959$41,130$57,671$19,000

Waipahoehoe Management Unit Feral
UH, PCSU, Mauna Kea
Watershed Alliance
26Ungulate Removal
27Biological control of invasive Rubus spp. USDA Forest Service
Mongoose toxicant bait station
USDA APHIS WS National
Wildlife Research Center
28development and evaluation
The Plants of Hawaii online species
29information system
Bishop Museum
Investigating a novel method to extirpate
Hawaii's most prolific marine invasive,
32leather mudweed Avrainvillea lacerata. UH, Department of Botany
34Biocontrol of Hedychium gardnerianum USDA Forest Service
Evaluating natural enemies of albizia as
36potential biocontrol agents
USDA Forest Service
UH, PCSU, Koolau
Continued control of Tibouchina herbacea Mountains WatershedPartnership37on Oʿahu
Department of Land andThe efficiency of different trap types in
Natural Resources, Divisionof Forestry and Wildlife andcontrolling the small Indian mongoose(Herpestes javanicus) in Hawaii
USDA NWRC
38/25
Wolbachia Outcrossing, Cytoplasmic
Hawaii Department of
Incompatibility Testing, and Colony
Health, Environmental
Maintenance for Hawaii Lineage Ae.
Health Services Division,Vector Control Branch
39aegypti and Ae. albopictus Mosquitoes
40Biocontrol of invasive melastomes
USDA Forest Service
Detection and invasive potential of Arctecoerula (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae), a new
41potential pest of mamaki in Hawaii.
UH, CTAHRDLNR Division of Forestry
and Wildlife
42Mosquito Rearing Technician
Cats are Heros - Public Relations
DLNR Division of Forestry
and Wildlife
45Campaign$188,000$62,413$72,822$31,000$56,760$21,070$223,284$66,025$264,645$35,409$45,000$9,159$280,000$180,000$129,372$30,000$115,938$48,548$63,843$148,400$61,989$74,000$45,793$15,535$35,750$17,477$74,200$10,000

Contingency Restriction
Contingency
Restriction
Adjustment
ProgramProgram Req RWG Rec
Difference
Biocontrol$441,665$294,159
274,562
19,597
Mosquitoes$357,789$196,386
183,303
13,083
Hawaii Ant Lab$311,439$276,302
257,895
18,407BIISC$1,075,336$757,326
706,873
50,452
MISC$1,553,793$1,000,763
934,093
66,670OISC$1,266,887$838,926
783,038
55,888KISC$957,341$692,785
646,632
46,153

Submittal Recommendation
1. That the HISC approve the FY20 budget for HISC support and an interagency
project portfolio in substantially the same form as recommended by the Resources
Working Group.
2. That, should the Department of Budget and Finance release any portion of therestriction on expenditures, the HISC delegate authority to the Program Supervisor
to identify best uses of released funds.

August 30, 2019, 1:00 PM
Kalanimoku Building, Rm 132
AGENDA
1. Call to order
2. Introductions
3. Approval of minutes from January 29, 2019 meeting
4. Submittal: Requesting approval of a recommended budget for
Fiscal Year 2020
5. Presentation: Update on planning for new biocontrol researchfacilities
6. Presentation: Summary Hawaii Interagency Biosecurity Plan
implementation progress and remaining needs requiring
legislative approval
7. Presentation: Summary of 2020-2025 Joint Strategic Planning
Process for HISC and the Coordinating Group on Alien PestSpecies
8. Public Comments
9. Adjournment

August 30, 2019, 1:00 PM
Kalanimoku Building, Rm 132
AGENDA
1. Call to order
2. Introductions
3. Approval of minutes from January 29, 2019 meeting
4. Submittal: Requesting approval of a recommended budget for
Fiscal Year 2020
5. Presentation: Update on planning for new biocontrol researchfacilities
6. Presentation: Summary Hawaii Interagency Biosecurity Plan
implementation progress and remaining needs requiring
legislative approval
7. Presentation: Summary of 2020-2025 Joint Strategic Planning
Process for HISC and the Coordinating Group on Alien PestSpecies
8. Public Comments
9. Adjournment

July 2019 HIBP Progress Report
Agency updates:• HDOA• Jonathan Ho, Acting PQ Branch Manager• Becky Azama, Acting PPC Branch Manager• Kent Dumlao, PQ Outreach Specialist• DLNR• Jules Kuo, Ballast Water & Biofouling
Coordinator• Josh Atwood, Invasive Species Coordinator• UH• Mike Melzer, Associate Specialist• DOH• Grace Simmons, Vector Control BranchManager• HISC: Interagency / Legislative• Randy Bartlett• Josh Atwood

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PublicAwarenessAugust 30, 2019, 1:00 PM
Kalanimoku Building, Rm 132
AGENDA
1. Call to order
2. Introductions
3. Approval of minutes from January 29, 2019 meeting
4. Submittal: Requesting approval of a recommended budget for
Fiscal Year 2020
5. Presentation: Update on planning for new biocontrol researchfacilities
6. Presentation: Summary Hawaii Interagency Biosecurity Plan
implementation progress and remaining needs requiring
legislative approval
7. Presentation: Summary of 2020-2025 Joint Strategic Planning
Process for HISC and the Coordinating Group on Alien PestSpecies
8. Public Comments
9. Adjournment

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You are hereTIONSHISC & CGAPS Strategic Planning Timeline
November 2018:
HISC and CGAPS embark
on strategic planning
together.
Contact Audrey Newman
to facilitate the process.

August 29,2019
Statewide Strategic
Planning Meeting

April – July 2019
Gathering partner
feedback and identifying
bottlenecks andaccomplishments

December 2019 –early 2020
CGAPS and HISC
Plans complete

September – November
2019
Splitting CGAPS and HISC
objectives. Begin working
with respective planningteams (CGAPS Steering
Committee, HISCInteragency Review Teamand Council)

August 30, 2019, 1:00 PMKalanimoku Building, Rm 132
AGENDA
1. Call to order
2. Introductions
3. Approval of minutes from January 29, 2019 meeting
4. Submittal: Requesting approval of a recommended budget for
Fiscal Year 2020
5. Presentation: Update on planning for new biocontrol researchfacilities
6. Presentation: Summary Hawaii Interagency Biosecurity Plan
implementation progress and remaining needs requiring
legislative approval
7. Presentation: Summary of 2020-2025 Joint Strategic Planning
Process for HISC and the Coordinating Group on Alien PestSpecies
8. Public Comments
9. Adjournment