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George Woollard has been an artist and teacher living in Hawaii since 1977. He has an MFA in Printmaking and is known for his versatility and inventive style of working. In addition to making prints, he is a painter and a sculptor.

George’s work can be found in many public and private collections including the Hawaii State Art Museum, The Honolulu Museum of Art, Exxon Corp, Kaiser Foundation, Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa and Hilo, Four Seasons Resort, The Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris, Norwegian Cruise Line, Persis Corp., Morgan Stanley, HMSA, and others.

He has won top awards in state wide exhibitions in watercolor, printmaking, sculpture and painting. In lock step with a career in making and exhibiting art, George has been teaching art and is well known and respected for his inspirational style and accessibility to students.

Goshen Forest Products, LLC is a company with vital interests in forestry, timber, and timber land management.

Háloa Áina is a family owned business dedicated to restoring the native dryland forest. Before our caretaking, the forest was stressed from years of cattle grazing and wild sheep. By removing the damaged trees as outlined in our forest management plan, a natural regeneration is returning the forest to its native, pre-ranching condition.

Harbor Gallery: Representing over 200 Big Island artists since 1990, with a full presentation of mediums including wall art, sculpture and Koa wood furniture, Harbor Gallery offers worldwide visitors and local friends a chance to browse the best in local artwork.

Established in 1989, the Hawai‘i Forest Industry Association (HFIA) is a nonprofit corporation founded by people committed to sustainable forest management. The mission of the HFIA is to promote healthy and productive forests and a sustainable forest industry through forest management, education, planning, information exchange, and advocacy.

HFIA offers an annual woodworking exhibition, sponsors the Hawaii’s Wood trademark, manages forest ecosystems, and serves as an advocate for Hawaii’s diverse forest industry—from tree planting and harvesting to creating and selling wood products. HFIA’s programs promote healthier forests, increased business in Hawaii’s forest industry, and more jobs within the sector.

The Hawai`i Forest Institute was incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2003 by the Hawai`i Forest Industry Association. The mission of the Hawai`i Forest Institute is to promote the health and productivity of Hawaii’s forests through forest restoration, educational programs, information dissemination, and support for scientific research.

Hawaii’s Woodshow^TM, Na La‘au o Hawai‘i is Hawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s (HFIA) annual juried woodworking exhibition. Learn more at http://woodshow.hawaiiforest.org/

The Hawai`i Forest Institute (HFI) was incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2003 by the Hawai`i Forest Industry Association. The mission of the Hawai`i Forest Institute is to promote the health and productivity of Hawaii’s forests through forest restoration, educational programs, information dissemination, and support for scientific research

Hawaii Agricultural Research Center (HARC)

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