Chapter 195D

§195D-1 Why Hawaii must protect native species

§195D-2 Definitions for Hawaii's endangered species law

§195D-3 How the state studies and protects species

§195D-4 How species get listed as endangered or threatened and what is banned

§195D-4.5 Taking a monk seal is a crime

§195D-4.7 Taking, harming, or killing a Hawaiian hawk is prohibited

§195D-5 State programs to protect endangered species

§195D-5.1 Protecting Hawaii's native forests and rare species

§195D-5.5 Selling eco-themed products to fund environmental programs

§195D-6 Rules for carrying out this law

§195D-6.5 Emergency rules to protect endangered native species

§195D-7 Enforcement

§195D-8 Who can search and seize things under this law

§195D-9 Penalties for breaking wildlife protection rules

§195D-10 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands

§195D-21 Habitat conservation plans

§195D-22 Agreements to protect endangered species on private land

§195D-23 Incentives for landowners who help protect species

§195D-24 Keeping private land species locations secret

§195D-25 Who serves on the endangered species recovery committee and what it does

§195D-26 Annual report on endangered species and conservation plans

§195D-28 How this law relates to other laws

§195D-29 Releasing endangered species outside their range

§195D-30 Habitat plans must help species recover

§195D-31 Endangered species trust fund

§195D-32 Citizen lawsuits over habitat plans