This is the OLD Native Hawaiian Plant Society (NHPS) website. The NEW website is: http://www.angelfire.com/hi4/nhps/ There are a few archival items posted here that are not posted at the new website. This page is maintained only to give a "forwarding address" to people & search engines who may have this old address stored, and to provide an archival place for the PDF versions of some back issues of the newsletter to reside. If you have questions or comments about this (old) page, please contact pt@philipt.com. NHPS newsletter back issues Some back issues of the NHPS newsletter are available online in Adobe Acrobat (.PDF) format. For other issues (or for HTML format of some of these, possibly), please see http://www.angelfire.com/hi4/nhps/. (If anyone has the original PageMaker [or whatever format] files for any issues which are missing from the below list, please send them to me at: pt@philipt.com.) December 1999 (Vol. 7, No. 1) December 1997 (Vol. 5 [sic*], No. 2) March 1996 (Vol. 13, No. 1) June 1995 (Vol. 12, No. 1) December 1994 (Vol. 11, No. 2) April 1994 (Vol. 11, No. 1) Other links More information about native Hawaiian plants Over 1000 native Hawaiian plant photos are available online on the University of Hawaii Botany Department's server, due to the diligence of UH's Dr. Gerry Carr. Information about the "silversword alliance" is also available as a result of Dr. Carr's work. Threats to native Hawaiian plants The Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk (HEAR) project provides online information about distribution, effects, and control of non-native (alien) species which currently or potentially threaten the existence of many native Hawaiian plants and ecosystems. Other organizations Center for Plant Conservation The mission of the Center for Plant Conservation (CPC) is to prevent the extinction of plants native to the United States. Questions/Feedback Send questions/comments/suggestions about this website to the webmaster at pt@philipt.com For questions about NHPS, see contact info provided at http://www.angelfire.com/hi4/nhps/.

Santalum haleakalae ('iliahi; "Haleakala sandalwood") (Haleakala National Park [Maui]) Photo by PT   Gossypium tomentosum (ma'o; "Hawaiian cotton") Photo by PT   Reynoldsia sandwicensis ('ohe; 'ohe makai) (Kanaio NAR [Maui], Dec. 1999) Photo by PT   Cocculus trilobus (huehue; 'inalua) (Kanaio NAR [Maui], Dec. 1999) Photo by PT   native Senna sp. (Kanaio NAR [Maui], Dec. 1999) Photo by PT

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