Q&A with Hawaii Seed Bank Founder Jill Wagner
24-08-2026 10:16 via hawaiireporter.com

Q&A with Hawaii Seed Bank Founder Jill Wagner

Hawaiʻi is often called the endangered species capital of the world, and protecting what remains of its native flora increasingly means thinking about what happens after a wildfire, drought, disease or other disaster. One answer is surprisingly simple: save the seeds. That’s the mission of the Hawaiʻi Island Seed Bank, founded in 2008 by forester […]
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