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What the programmes are built on
Fireshed planning, seed work and extension all draw on the same underlying record — the species, the documents, the places and the people. It is open to anyone, programme or not.
Native species
1,316 speciesPlants and animals that arrived and evolved here without people — endemic and indigenous.
Open →Canoe plants
2 speciesBrought by Polynesian voyagers and long established: kalo, ʻulu, kō, ʻōlena.
Open →All species
3,686 recordsEvery species on record, including the introduced and invasive ones the programme manages against.
Open →Library
1 documentsReports and field guidance, readable in full with questions answered from the page they came from.
Open →Ahupuaʻa
727 land divisionsTraditional land divisions running mountain to sea, with the species and work recorded in each.
Open →3D Atlas
The archipelago in three dimensions — moisture zones, occurrence points and ahupuaʻa boundaries on a globe.
Open →Directory
13 organisationsThe organisations doing conservation work alongside UHELP.
Open →About
What this node is, how it federates, and who runs it.
Open →Federated, never surrendered.
This node holds its own data and publishes it on its own terms. Other nodes in the Laukahi network can read what it shares; none of them hold it.
Every record here carries its source — which observation, which document, which person verified it. That is the point of the whole thing: what this node is and how it works.