William A. Morgan Foundation

for Environmental Excellence

Kohanaiki Beach Access – Big Island of Hawaii

In the early 1990s, Nansay Hawai’i, Inc., a Japanese corporation, proposed a resort development at Kohanaiki, including two hotels with over 1,000 rooms, 330 multiple family residential units, 380 single family homes, a golf course, health club, restaurants,...

Shoreline Access

State governments across the United States have taken various steps to protect public access to the shorelines of water bodies, recognizing the vital role these areas play in recreation, commerce, environmental health, and cultural heritage. These efforts aim to...

Fourth Annual Celebration Announcement – December 13, 2024

Dear Friends, The William A. Morgan Foundation will be holding its fourth annual celebration 6:00 pm, Friday December 13, 2024, at the Carson Valley Country Club in Gardnerville, Nevada. Please join us for dinner at this end of year event with your friends and family...

Hoover Wilderness

The Hoover Wilderness was created as part of a larger effort to preserve and protect California’s pristine wilderness areas. Named after President Herbert Hoover, the wilderness is located in the eastern Sierra Nevada and encompasses over 48,000 acres of rugged...

Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton National Park, located in northwestern Wyoming was officially established on February 26, 1929, to protect the awe-inspiring Teton Range. The park’s original 96,000 acres were later expanded to 310,000 acres through the inclusion of the Jackson Hole valley...