HWMO orchestrated a collaborative effort to establish statewide wildfire data, aiming to support community planning, research, funding, resource allocation, and preparedness in Hawaii.

The Hawaii Wildfire web app provides accessible wildfire information for residents, visitors, and stakeholders, aiding in understanding local hazards and facilitating community action.

HWMO's decade-long effort in compiling and mapping Hawaii's fire history aids diverse stakeholders in understanding fire behavior patterns and informs strategic wildfire management decisions.

Understanding fire behavior patterns in Hawaii aids various stakeholders, facilitated by HWMO's comprehensive fire history database, benefiting land managers, firefighters, communities, decision-makers, and scientists, enhancing wildfire management efforts and safety measures.

North Shore Oʻahu CWPP

CWPPs vital for Hawaiʻi Island's wildfire defense. HWMO leads NW region updates for community safety.

HWMO led the development of the Western Maui CWPP for community wildfire safety.

HWMO led Western Oʻahu CWPP for wildfire safety.

HWMO led the development of the Upcountry Maui CWPP for community wildfire safety.

HWMO spearheaded South Maui CWPP for community wildfire protection.

HWMO lead the implementation of the North Kona CWPP for community wildfire protection.

HWMO lead the development of the Molokai CWPP for community protection amidst increasing wildfire threats.

HWMO leads the Maui CWPP, which is vital for federal funding and protects Maui's safety, health, and ecosystems from wildfires.

CWPPs crucial for Hawaii's wildfire defense. HWMO updates Ocean View CWPP for community protection.

CWPPs vital for fed funding, engage communities in wildfire protection.

CWPPs vital for community wildfire protection. HWMO updates South Kona CWPP for Hawaii Island.

HWMO led the Maui CWPP, which is vital for federal funding and protects Maui's safety, health, and ecosystems from wildfires.

Layout for CWPP Community Meetings: Collaborative plan to prioritize areas for fuel reduction, safeguarding Hawaii's diverse values amidst growing wildfire threats.