Join us for an interactive journey through fire science, ecology, and prevention tailored for K-8 students, igniting curiosity and fire safety awareness while dreaming big to make wildfire education integral to Hawaiʻi's curriculum and safeguarding its future.

Join Kaleo The Pueo in safeguarding Hawaii with our interactive activity book, offering engaging wildfire prevention activities for Kindergarten to 2nd grade students – print yours today!

Join Kaleo The Pueo in safeguarding Hawaii with our interactive activity book, offering engaging wildfire prevention activities for Kindergarten to 2nd grade students – print yours today!

Join Kaleo The Pueo in protecting Hawaii from wildfires with our engaging coloring book featuring fun illustrations and valuable firewise tips - print yours today

Discover Firewise landscaping techniques for arborists and landscapers to enhance community safety and reduce wildfire risk. Incorporate defensible space, ember awareness, and strategic plant spacing to safeguard homes and promote long-term resilience.

Download our two-page guide for land-use and community planners on integrating firewise strategies into long-term community resiliency planning, promoting safety and preparedness in high-fire-risk areas.

HWMO, in collaboration with partners, conducted a comprehensive state-wide hazard assessment, focusing on the east side of Hawaii Island, to inform CWPPs and other fire management strategies with detailed hazard ratings.

HWMO, alongside partners, conducted a comprehensive state-wide hazard assessment, which aids fire management strategies for Hawaii Island's north region and provides detailed data for CWPPs and future initiatives.

HWMO's island-wide hazard assessment, conducted with partners, informs fire management strategies for Hawaii Island's southwest region, guiding CWPPs and future initiatives with comprehensive data.

HWMO and partners conducted island-wide hazard assessments, leveraging expert insights and site inspections to inform fire management strategies, particularly centeral Maui, guiding CWPPs and future initiatives.

HWMO and partners conducted island-wide hazard assessments, leveraging expert insights and site inspections to inform fire management strategies, particularly central Maui, guiding CWPPs and future initiatives.

HWMO and partners conducted island-wide hazard assessments, leveraging expert insights and site inspections to inform fire management strategies, particularly in the eastern region of Maui, guiding CWPPs and future initiatives.

HWMO, with partners, completed a comprehensive hazard assessment, utilizing site inspections and expert input, to guide fire management in Maui's western region and inform CWPPs and future initiatives.

HWMO, in collaboration with partners, conducted island-wide hazard assessments, combining site inspections and expert input to provide detailed fire environment ratings, aiding CWPPs and future fire management efforts on Molokai.

HWMO, along with dedicated partners, conducted a comprehensive hazard assessment across Kauai County, utilizing expert-driven site inspections and fire responder input to evaluate 36 criteria per area, guiding future fire management strategies.

Wildfire's escalating threat in Hawaii necessitates landscape-level vegetation management strategies, as evidenced by HWMO's collaborative initiatives and rapid mapping assessments to mitigate hazards and enhance community resilience.

HWMO orchestrated a collaborative effort to establish statewide wildfire data, aiming to support community planning, research, funding, resource allocation, and preparedness in Hawaii.

The Hawaii Wildfire web app provides accessible wildfire information for residents, visitors, and stakeholders, aiding in understanding local hazards and facilitating community action.

HWMO's decade-long effort in compiling and mapping Hawaii's fire history aids diverse stakeholders in understanding fire behavior patterns and informs strategic wildfire management decisions.

Understanding fire behavior patterns in Hawaii aids various stakeholders, facilitated by HWMO's comprehensive fire history database, benefiting land managers, firefighters, communities, decision-makers, and scientists, enhancing wildfire management efforts and safety measures.