Public Input Requested for Kipahulu Forest Management Plan by Governor David Y. Ige

Hawaii Governor David Y. Ige recently announced a call for public input on the Kipahulu Forest Management Plan. The plan is designed to protect the native species and habitats of the Kipahulu area, located on the island of Maui. The plan is part of Governor Ige’s commitment to preserving Hawaii’s natural resources and ensuring that the state’s forests are managed in a sustainable way.

The Kipahulu Forest Management Plan seeks to protect the area’s native species and habitats, while also providing recreational opportunities and economic benefits. The plan includes a variety of measures, such as protecting native species, restoring habitats, and creating recreational trails. Additionally, the plan seeks to promote sustainable forestry practices and reduce the impacts of invasive species.

Governor Ige is encouraging the public to provide input on the Kipahulu Forest Management Plan. The public can provide input through an online survey or by attending a public meeting. The survey will be open until August 31, 2018 and the public meeting will be held on August 22, 2018 at the Kipahulu Community Center.

The Kipahulu Forest Management Plan is an important step in protecting Hawaii’s natural resources and ensuring that the state’s forests are managed in a sustainable way. Governor Ige is asking for public input on the plan to ensure that it meets the needs of the community and preserves the area’s native species and habitats. All members of the public are encouraged to provide their input on the Kipahulu Forest Management Plan by taking part in the online survey or attending the public meeting.

Source: news.google.com

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