Hawaii's Interagency Biosecurity Strategy
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1 Hawaii's Interagency Biosecurity Strategy Protecting What Matters in a Global Invasion Hotspot Joshua Atwood, Ph.D. Hawaii Invasive Species Council
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3 Polynesian Introduction Approx y.a. Approx. 34 spp. Western Contact Approx. 220 y.a. Approx. 500 spp. Today Hawaii as a global tourism & trade hub spp?
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5 Global hotspots and correlates of alien species richness across taxonomic groups Dawson et al. 2017, Ecology & Evolution, 1(186)
6 Number of federally listed threatened or endangered plant taxa by state *data compiled from the US Fish and Wildlife Service website on 7/17/2014
7 Hawaii: 415 Number of federally listed threatened or endangered plant taxa by state *data compiled from the US Fish and Wildlife Service website on 7/17/2014
8 Hawaii Invasive Species Council
9 FUNDED PROJECTS HISC STAFF HISC COUNCIL Cabinet-level direction on invasive species prevention, control, research and outreach DLNR HDOA DOH DBEDT DOT UH Protection & managemen t of natural resources Document, prevent, & control agricultural pests. Human health, disease vector management, environmental quality State planning, economic impacts on tourism & other industries Manages airports, harbors & highways Research and education related to invasive species HISC Support Program Administration: DLNR DOFAW Invasive Species Coordinator Other HISC Staff: Coordination, planning, and other duties required to carry out Council actions Projects that fill gaps between regular agency programs e.g.: the ISCs, Hawaii Ant Lab, ad-hoc multi-agency responses Projects that advance our collective knowledge about invasives e.g.: Research on new ant baits, biological control development
10 Invasive Species Committees Key Partnerships Hawai i Ant Lab CGAPS
11 Key Partnerships Interagency decision making committee focused on filling a specific gap Project is administered by UH Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit Dedicated staff through Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii Soft funded by HISC and a mix of other state, fed, county, private funds Kraus & Duffy, 2010
12 Current Threats & Response Little Fire Ant (Wasmannia auropunctata)
13 Current Threats & Response Little Fire Ant (Wasmannia auropunctata) Distribution
14 Current Threats & Response Little Fire Ant (Wasmannia auropunctata) Impacts $174,000,000/yr in damages & management costs Motoki et al, 2013
15 Current Threats & Response Little Fire Ant (Wasmannia auropunctata) Response Hawaii Island: Community training & empowerment Maui: Partnership with Maui ISC and HDOA Oahu: 2014 Incident Command System led by HDOA Kauai: Partnership with HDOA and Kauai ISC Statewide outreach by HAL, ISCs, CGAPS
16 Current Threats & Response Miconia (Miconia calvescens)
17 Current Threats & Response Miconia (Miconia calvescens) Distribution
18 Current Threats & Response Miconia (Miconia calvescens) Impacts: Competition Monotypic stands Increase in rain drop velocity Increase in erosion potential $672M/yr in lost water recharge and bird habitat (Burnett et al., 2007)
19 Current Threats & Response Miconia (Miconia calvescens) Response: Invasive Species Committees: ground and aerial detection & control Dr. James Leary, UH: Herbicide Ballistic Technology Drs. Tracy Johnson and Ken Puliafico, USFS: biological control
20 Current Threats & Response Mosquitoes (Aedes spp., Culex quinquefaciatus) Distribution
21 Current Threats & Response Mosquitoes (Aedes spp., Culex quinquefaciatus) Impacts
22 Current Threats & Response Mosquitoes (Aedes spp., Culex quinquefaciatus) Response: Restoration of Dept of Health s Vector Control Branch Avian Malaria Working Group State Mosquito Working Group HISC resolution supporting development of landscapescale control techniques
23 Current Threats & Response Rapid Ohia Death (Ceratocystis spp)
24 Current Threats & Response Rapid Ohia Death (Ceratocystis spp) Distribution
25 Current Threats & Response Rapid Ohia Death (Ceratocystis spp) Impacts
26 Current Threats & Response Rapid Ohia Death (Ceratocystis spp) Response: HDOA quarantine on ohia products Multi-agency advisory group formed to direct management (RODAG) RODAG recognized by HISC as coordinating body, consulted for funding Research directed by USDA ARS, USFS, and UH Aerial mapping and ground response by Big Island ISC, Hawaii DLNR, Watershed Partnerships, and others
27 Current Threats & Response Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (Oryctes rhinoceros) Distribution
28 Current Threats & Response Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (Oryctes rhinoceros) Impacts
29 Current Threats & Response Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (Oryctes rhinoceros) Response
30 What Aren t We Doing? Known Gaps: INFORMATIONAL STAFF FACILITIES POLICY FUNDING Import database Risk assessments Fewer staff now than in 2008 at multiple agencies Inspection facilities Biocontrol lab Ballast and biofouling Non-ag commoditie s Soft funds Shrinking fed grants 1.4% of budget to DLNR and HDOA Biosecurity programs, no plan "Piecemeal" legislation
31 The Hawaii Interagency Biosecurity Plan Comprehensive in scope Multidisciplinary, collaborative approach 150 action items to address gaps and weakness in our biosecurity system A 10-year path forward
32 The HIBP: Actions Task Implementation Task PreTifs Hire three 2.2 entomologist, two plant pathologists, and one botanist to conduct risk analysis on organisms, commodities, and pathways entering Hawai i. Time 10 Year FY2018- FY2020- FY2022- FY2024- FY2026- Total FY2019 FY2021 FY2023 FY2025 FY2027 $1.98M $220k $440k $660k $660k Lead Agency HDOA Partnering Budget and Org Implementation Detail DLNR UH Add 6 new positions incrementally as program responsibilities expand. Add 2 new positions in FY , add 2 more in FY (4 positions), and add the final 2 positions in FY
33 Biosecurity in 2027 Agricultural Loan Program Risk assessments and electronic manifesting Regulation of ballast and biofouling Inspection facilities Doubled inspection staff, for both imports and interisland shipments Field capacity at DLNR & DOH
34 Biosecurity in 2027 Stable funding for the ISCs HDOA biocontrol facility New statewide and local outreach tools, including 643pest.org Hawaii Invasive Species Authority
35 Hawaii Invasive Species Authority HISA would be an external agency with dedicated staff New board seats: Cultural Practitioner, Ag Industry, Conservation NGO HIBP Responsibility Enhanced policy, outreach, and data functions
36 Costs in Context $378,000, year cost of all HIBP actions 0.3% Additional portion of the state budget required to achieve all actions
37 Estimated annual damages/cost (Millions of dollars) Costs in Context $2.14B $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $672M $500 $200M $174M $38M $0 Brown Tree Snake Miconia Red Imported Fire Ant Little Fire Ant (HI County only) Est. Addtl statewide HIBP prevention/control costs cost
38 Costs in Context $600 million agriculture industry $14.9 billion tourism industry Trillions in Natural Capital The Koolau Mountain forest watershed alone is estimated at $14 billion in economic and ecosystem services. Our way of life in the islands
39 Outcomes Annual legislative package Working Group Directions HIBP tracking by HISC/HISA Governor s dashboard Annual report card Annual Conference Update
40 Political Support Aloha+ Challenge Sustainable Hawaii Initiative Legislative education (human or otherwise)
41 Questions? hisc.hawaii.gov
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