Maui Invasive Species Committee
Maui Invasive Species Committee Crew, December 2011
The Maui Invasive Species Committee exists to “fill-the-gap” in addressing invasive plants and animals throughout Maui County. We are a species-led management organization removing the high-threat invasive species that can be addressed with the resources available.
We have three field crews, working everyday throughout Maui County to address invasive plants and animals like miconia, coqui frog, pampas grass, fountain grass, ivy gourd, and banana bunchy top virus.
We are a project of the University of Hawaii-Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit. Our work is supported through County, State, and Federal grants as well as the backing of private grants and donations.
You can support our work by learning more and spreading the word. Check out this blog for more information about the species we work to control, our ongoing projects, and partner efforts to address invasive species throughout the state.
If you would like to make a financial donation you may do so through a secure PayPal donation. You can support MISC with a financial donation through our fiscal sponsor Tri-Isle Resource Conservation and Development Council of Hawaii. Simply go to the Tri-Isle RC&D donation page, select Maui Invasive Species Committee from the drop down menu, and follow the instructions. Mahalo!
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For a paper version please send contact info to miscpr@hawaii.edu or give us a call.
To contact us by more traditional means:
Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC)
P.O. Box 983
Makawao, Hawaii 96768
Phone: 808-573-MISC (6472) or 573-6471
Fax: 808-573-6475
Location: 820 Piiholo Road, Makawao, Hawaii
Teya Penniman, Manager
misc@hawaii.edu
Pat Bily, The Nature Conservancy, MISC Chairperson
pbily@tnc.org
Lissa Fox, Public Relations & Education Specialist
miscpr@hawaii.edu
Elizabeth Anderson, Program Specialist
misc_elizabeth@yahoo.com
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