CCH Posters

ANNUAL WILDLIFE POSTERS
Since the 1970s, Conservation Council for Hawai‘i has produced annual wildlife posters and teacher’s guides for Hawai‘i’s schools. With support from CCH members and poster partners, the wildlife poster is now distributed free of charge to every public, charter, private, and Hawaiian language immersion school in the state. Posters are also provided to environmental and Native Hawaiian organizations, libraries, government agencies, elected officials, and CCH members and supporters! Some of the posters are sold by educational outlets and natural history associations.

In 2006, the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands were declared a national monument. The 2006 poster features this very special place. CCH commissioned wildlife artist and biologist Patrick Ching to produce the original art. Teacher's guide to 2006 CCH wildlife poster

The 2005 wildlife poster celebrates the special plants and animals found on Mauna Kea ("White Mountain"), on the Big Island of Hawai‘i.

	The 2004 wildlife poster celebrates the endangered ‘akiapōlā‘au forest bird and its favorite habitat, the koa forest.

The 2003 wildlife poster showcases Hawai‘i’s Natural Area Reserves System.

CCH WILDLIFE POSTERS

1975	We Care About Hawaiian Wildlife Habitat
1977	Hawai‘i’s Native Streams
1980	Mālama Home O Palila
1982	‘Io, Hawaiian Hawk
1983	Hawai‘i’s Wildlife Belongs to All of Us
1984	Ku‘u Home: Our Homes are Hawai‘i’s Wetlands
1985	Hawaiian Humpbacks Whaling Wall VI by Wyland
1988	Hawaiian Forests are More than Trees
1989	Hawai‘i’s Amazing Mini Predators
1990	Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka ‘Āina I Ka Pono. The Care of the Earth Begins Within Each of Us.
1991	Hawai‘i’s Leeward Dryland Forest
1992	Sunrise or Sunset for Hawai‘i’s Birds?
1993	Wao Kele Laha‘ole O Hawai‘i Nei. Hawai‘i’s Unique Rainforests.
1994	Keep Hawai‘i’s Forests Hawaiian: Control Species Pollution
1995	Hawaiian Habitats: Living with Nature from Mountain to Sea. Ahupua‘a: Ko Kula Uka, Ko Kula Kai.
1996	Life in Wetlands, Where Land & Water Meet. Ka Wai Ola: Living Waters.
1997	Coral Reefs of Hawai‘i: Foundations for Coastal Communities
1998	The Future of Our Lands is in Our Hands. He Ali‘i Ka ‘Āina, He Kauwā Ke Kanaka.
1999	Hawai‘i’s Lei of Endangered Native Life: A World Heritage!
2000	Discover Island Wildlife: Hawaiian Native Stream Life
2001	Look Carefully at the Various Native Plants & Animals in Your Community
2002	Pu‘u Wa‘awa‘a: Native Treasure or Alien Wasteland?
2003	Natural Area Reserves System Hawai‘i: NARS E Ho‘omau
2004	Celebrating the ‘Akiapōlā‘au
2005	Mauna Kea Kuahiwi Kūha‘o I Ka Mālie. Mauna Kea, Mountain that Stands Alone in the Calm.
2006	I Nā Moku Manamana No Ka Mua Aku! Cherish the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands for Future Generations!