Nursery · Windward Oʻahu
Propagates mesic and lowland forest species
Who grows it, who needs it?
Built by this proposalHawaiʻi's native plant capacity is a network of nurseries, growers, seed banks, and restoration crews that mostly find each other by phone. This workflow is the directory and matchmaking layer — who propagates what, who has capacity, who needs material — so supply and demand for native plants meet in the open.
The network behind this directory is already on record — the shared database holds its organizations and conservation staffing history today.
The network, already on record
Working demonstratorThe directory doesn't start from zero: the shared database already holds the network's organizations and conservation staffing records. This panel reads aggregate counts only — never names or contact details. The funded work turns this record into a living directory the members maintain themselves.
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Aggregates connect at deploy with the shared project keys.
The material directory
Design previewWho propagates what, who has capacity, who needs material. The cards below are illustrative of the design — the funded work builds the directory with the network's members and keeps it theirs to maintain.
Seed bank · Hawaiʻi Island
Accessions with storage behavior and viability records
Linked to the How-long workflow for re-collection scheduling
Restoration crew · Maui
Requesting material — dryland outplanting, spring window
Requests match against grower availability, in the open
design preview
| Dataset or tool | Status |
|---|---|
| Organizations & staffing records | Live now |
| Nursery & grower directory | Built by this proposal |
| Material request & offer board | Built by this proposal |