ENCOURAGING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PARTNERSHIP WITH AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND TO ADVANCE BIOSECURITY, CONSERVATION, PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES, AND OTHER ISSUES OF MUTUAL CONCERN.

Summary

Senate Resolution 161 calls on Hawaii to work with Aotearoa New Zealand on shared biosecurity, conservation and endangered‑species challenges. It directs certified copies of the resolution to the governor, the New Zealand Consul General in Hawaii, and the state’s business‑development director. The measure highlights the two Pacific island jurisdictions’ common heritage and similar threats from invasive species.

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