Trips are typically one to two weeks in length and often are conducted in the back country areas of the state of Hawaii. HSH provides support for hiking activities in various high schools in the state of Hawaii. Ka Lokahi is a non-profit organization created by native Hawaiians who recognize that Hawai'i's unique native plants, animals, and ecosystems represent a vital cultural resource in danger of extinction. We believe that Hawaii's native ecosystems provide the cultural heart of its people, the basis for traditional material culture, and constitutes what makes the Hawaiian link to the land unique in the world. We are the only source of regular and exhaustive reports on developments occurring in the state Conservation District, on management of coastal and ocean resources, and on the activities of the state Board of Land and Natural Resources.
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A comprehensive site of hiking information. It includes detailed information on more than 700 native species and ecosystem types in nearly 10,000 locations across the state. It provides users with information needed to help guide land use planning, scientific and cultural research, and conservation action. We are the only national, student-run grassroots network working within a major established environmental organization to move the student agenda. Deeply committed to environmental and social justice issues, we are spreading these priorities into the mainstream environmental movement.