REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO IDENTIFY STATE LANDS IN EAST OAHU SUITABLE FOR THE PLANTING OF NATIVE HAWAIIAN TREES.

Summary

The House concurrent resolution asks the Department of Land and Natural Resources to look for state‑owned parcels in East Oahu that could support new plantings of native Hawaiian trees, such as the culturally important milo. It encourages the department to consider partnerships with schools, community groups, and youth, and to report its findings to the Legislature before the 2027 regular session. The measure aims to boost environmental stewardship and preserve cultural heritage.

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