| Hawai’i Forest Institute (HFI) |
www.hawaiiforestinstitute.org |
Arborist Services, Planning, Research & Design, Planting Supplies, Planting, Processing & Harvesting, Seedlings/Seeds, Tree Planting/Field Labor Services |
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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
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| Hawaii Agricultural Research Center |
http://www.harc-hspa.com/ |
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Hawaii Agricultural Research Center (HARC)
Purpose
- To develop and demonstrate appropriate technologies in support of production agricultural research in order to promote rural community economic vitality through agriculture
- To educate the public regarding the scientific research and the practice of agriculture by providing information and training in agricultural and natural resource conservation principles
- To provide training and rehabilitation programs for agricultural workers
- To support the development of agriculture in general by development of agribusiness opportunities
- To perform scientific research in production agriculture
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Accessories, Art, Novelties, Crafts , Products, Wood Art, Furniture, Crafts
16-175 Melekahiwa St #1, Keaau, HI 96749, Keau, Hawaii, 96749
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Hawaii Bookmark |
16-175 Melekahiwa St #1, Keaau, HI 96749 https://hawaiibookmarks.com/ |
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Hawaii Bookmark manufactures the best selling koa bookmarks in the world today. We also create fine koa jewelry and exquisite items for your home or office. E komo mai and take a look. The Hawaii Bookmark Guarantee; by using one of our bookmarks to mark your page after reading, you will be smarter.
https://www.etsy.com/market/hawaii_bookmark
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Accessories, Architectural Accents, Art, Novelties, Crafts , Boxes, Cabinetry, Calabashes & Boxes, Canoes and Paddles, Cultural Products, Furniture , Jewelry, Kiln Drying Services, Milling Services, Molding & Millwork , Planting, Processing & Harvesting, Sculpture, Timber Products, Tools, Veneer, Wood Art, Furniture, Crafts , Wood Turnings
16-175 Melekahiwa St Ste 1, , Hawaii, 96749
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Hawaii Bookmark |
16-175 Melekahiwa St Ste 1 https://hawaiibookmarks.com/ |
Architectural Accents, Hardwoods, Logs, Lumber , Molding & Millwork , Timber Products |
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Owned and operated by Hawaiian Master Craftsman, Jeff Gomes. Located on the Big Island of Hawaii, in the small sugarcane town of Keaau, just outside of Hilo, the Jeff Gomes Gallery displays various completed, unique and authentic, koa wood pieces on the first floor. You will find throughout the gallery carefully, handcrafted koa wood gifts, earrings, furnishings, decorations, and various Hawaiian heirloom pieces. In the warehouse area, found on the second floor, you can observe the process of selected woodcuts wood milling, wood curing, and wood product manufacturing. Contact Jeff Gomes for commercial and home projects.
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| Hawaii Community College Forest Team Program |
https://hawaii.hawaii.edu/forestteam |
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95-135 Waikalani Drive Mililani, HI, 96789, Mililani, Hawaii, 96789
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Hawaii Decor |
95-135 Waikalani Drive Mililani, HI, 96789
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| Hawaii Hardwood Services, LLC |
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Wholesale and retail supplier of local hardwood lumber, slabs, and craft stock on Hawaii Island (Big Island). Species include Koa, Mango, Monkeypod, Chocolate Albizia, Eucalyptus varieties, Sugi Pine, Ohia, and more. Custom milling, logging, and tree removal services available.”
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| Hawaii Kona Naturals |
http://www.hawaii-koa-naturals.com/ |
Hardwoods, Logs, Lumber , Woodworking tools and supplies |
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Scott Hare Award-winning Fine Woodworking, Hawai’i
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| Hawaii Lumber Products Association (HLPA) |
https://hawaiilumber.com/ |
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Our mission is to promote lumber products as a preferred building material based on the proven track record of wood and its achievements of long-term performance success in Hawaii’s construction industry. This goal will be achieved by connecting stakeholders, professionals and the various user groups by providing Hawaii specific, up to date resources, guides and educational and networking opportunities. Through these various marketing avenues, we will work to bring the positive message of lumber as a renewable building material resource that provides benefits to the environment, produces sound construction economics, creates architectural flexibility and meets the highest structural engineering standards.
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Forest Carbon Consulting Services
1680 East-West Road, Post 109 Honolulu, HI, 96822, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96822
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Hawaii Natural Energy Institute/University of Hawaii |
1680 East-West Road, Post 109 Honolulu, HI, 96822 http://www.hnei.hawaii.edu |
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HNEI Mission
To research, develop, test, demonstrate, and validate cost effective and practical solutions to deliver commercially viable renewable energy and energy efficiency to Hawaii and the world.
HNEI employs an integrated approach to developing public/private partnerships and management of projects to reduce Hawaii’s dependence on imported energy resources and move the state toward energy self-sufficiency, including projects that:
- Address critical technical, scientific, and policy barriers to achieving energy self-sufficiency
- Emphasize innovative technologies and approaches focusing on environmental attributes, reliability, and affordability
- Ensure that technologies and processes developed will be commercially viable
- Give priority to indigenous Hawaii resources
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96 Niuiki Circle Honolulu, HI, 96821, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96821
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Hawaiian Accessories, Inc. |
96 Niuiki Circle Honolulu, HI, 96821
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| Hawaiian Fine Furniture |
http://hawaiianfinefurniture.com/ |
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| Hawaiian Koa and Exotic Wood Products |
https://hawaiiankoa.com/ |
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Aloha!
I started Hawaiian Koa and Exotic Wood Products & Hawaiian Koa Company because I needed the highest quality Hawaiian Koa for my own projects. I buy quantity of high quality Hawaiian Koa in bulk and share the savings with you. My wife and I hand make all of our specialty products to order out of the finest Hawaiian Koa in the Islands.
I ship Hawaiian Koa boards to your door via priority mail so no matter where you live you can work with one of the finest woods in the world. If you need something hand crafted, big or small, one piece or quantity, contact me, we even personalize with laser engraving.
Or if you live or visiting the Island, come check us out! (please make an appointment prior)
Mathew Lund
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66-470 Kamehameha Highway Honolulu, HI, 96712, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96712
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Hawaiian Lifestyle Gallery |
66-470 Kamehameha Highway Honolulu, HI, 96712
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Beams & Timbers , Furniture , Hardwoods, Lumber , Milling Services, Timber Products, Wood Art, Furniture, Crafts
Waialua Sugar Mill, Haleiwa, Hawaii, 96712
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Hawaiian Lumber, LLC |
Waialua Sugar Mill hawaiianlumber.com |
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| Hawaiian Mahogany |
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| Henry Gabriel |
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| HFIA |
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Art, Novelties, Crafts , Cabinetry, Furniture , Wood Art, Furniture, Crafts
154 AOLEWA PL, KULA, Hawaii, 96790
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Hibiscus Woodworks, LLC |
154 AOLEWA PL HibiscusWoodworks.com |
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34047 Hampton Road Eugene, OR, 97405, Eugene, Hawaii, 97405
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Hilo Family Farms LLC |
34047 Hampton Road Eugene, OR, 97405
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3215 Pacific Heights Road Honolulu, HI, 96813, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96813
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HKA |
3215 Pacific Heights Road Honolulu, HI, 96813
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| Ho`okuleana LLC |
http://hookuleana.com/ |
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| Ho’okuleana LLC |
http://hookuleana.com/ |
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HOʻOKULEANA MISSION
A question for us to answer is, will we let change happen to us in the coming years….or will we create the change we want to see, so future generations are able to live a good life in Hawaiʻi?
And most important, will the future hold a Hawaiʻi that will still be the Hawaiʻi that we all love….a place of unsurpassed natural beauty that cares for those in need … a place that honors its rich, multi-cultural heritage….and, a way of life that is unique in all the world?
As an island state with an economy based to a large degree on tourism, diversified agriculture and a wide variety of other economic enterprises, our environment really is the foundation of our economic well-being and quality of life.
There is tremendous opportunity for environmental responsibility to be an economic force and for economic forces to be environmentally responsible.
And, we believe you can do well by doing good.
The goals of a strong economy and a protected environment are compatible.
Our natural and cultural resources are not just historic sites, oceans, streams, mountains, trees, birds and fish. They are the:
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- Foundation of our quality of life
- Backdrop for our economy
- Our natural and cultural resources define Hawaiʻi’s “sense of place.”
- They make and keep Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi
In a single word, “Hoʻokuleana” is focused on “responsibility” – our individual and collective responsibility to:
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- Participate … rather than ignore
- Prevent … rather than react
- Preserve … rather than degrade
This is not really a program, it is an attitude we want people to share. Each of us shares the responsibility for the protection and perpetuation of our quality of life – including economic opportunities and responsible use, understanding and respect for Hawaiʻi’s natural and cultural resources. It is about doing the right things for the right reasons.
We all want a higher standard of living for our children and ourselves.…and, we want to preserve and perpetuate everything that makes Hawaiʻi unique.…especially our cultural and natural resources….and Hawaiʻi’s unique and special sense of place.
Let’s continue to work together, take advantage of the opportunities before us and protect all that is special about Hawaiʻi; and, by doing so, maintain a strong economy and continue to make Hawaiʻi a great place to live.
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Architectural Accents, Cabinetry, Furniture
Cummins Street, 527, Honolulu, HI 96814, HONOLULU, Hawaii, 96814
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Honolulu Furniture Company |
Cummins Street, 527, Honolulu, HI 96814 http://www.honolulufurniturecompany.com/ |
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Hawaii’s vast tropical terrain not only offers endless beauty, but it also serves as a source for sustainable building materials. Honolulu Furniture Company takes advantage of this fact and uses those materials to design customized pieces for your home or commercial space. Owner Thorben Wuttke has a passion for building one-of-a-kind custom furniture, which lead to the establishment of his company in 2009. Every piece is made-to-order and often uses local woods, such as monkey pod, mango, koa wood or others. Once you have an idea in mind, Thorben will create a visionary piece to fit your style and taste, whether you’re looking for a new dining table, desk, or coffee table and more. He also create commercial furniture such as shelving, tables etc. for boutiques, bars, restaurants, and more. Honolulu Furniture Company boasts creative craft and innovative solutions. He’s committed to performing their work at highest level of quality.
Thorben began his road to master craftsman in 1996 at the age of 16 as a furniture apprentice in his home country of Germany. Three years later, he graduated furniture school and pursued professional positions as a journeyman, where he refined his skills. His move to Hawaii in 2004 reinforced his ambition to create furniture from salvaged materials. In 2009 he founded “Wuttke Werks”, which focused on utilizing materials from deconstructed homes across Oahu which turned into Honolulu Furniture Company in 2011.
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44--006 Nohokai Place Kaneohe, HI, 96744, Kaneohe, Hawaii, 96744
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Honolulu Woodturners |
44--006 Nohokai Place Kaneohe, HI, 96744 http://www.kawikahuliwood.com |
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