Hawaii Native Species Conservation and Recovery Act of 2025

Bill 119 HR 1780, also known as the Native Species Conservation and Recovery Grant Program Act, aims to create a competitive grant program to aid in the preservation and restoration of native plant, fungi, and animal species in Hawaii. The bill recognizes the unique biodiversity of Hawaii and the importance of protecting these native species from extinction.

The grant program established by this bill will provide funding to support conservation efforts, habitat restoration, and research initiatives focused on native species in Hawaii. By investing in these conservation projects, the bill aims to prevent further decline in native species populations and promote their recovery.

In addition to supporting conservation efforts, the bill also includes provisions for monitoring and reporting on the progress of funded projects. This accountability measure ensures that grant recipients are using funds effectively and making meaningful contributions to the conservation and recovery of native species in Hawaii. Overall, Bill 119 HR 1780 seeks to address the urgent need for conservation action to protect Hawaii's unique and diverse native species. By establishing a competitive grant program, the bill aims to provide critical funding and support for efforts to preserve and restore these important species for future generations.