Ma'o hau hele: Endangered Hawaiian Hibiscus

There are about 12 populations statewide containing probably fewer than 60 individuals, the Fish and Wildlife Service said. In addition to the Pu'u-o-Kali plants, the service reported two tiny clusters on the slopes of the West Maui Mountains.

This sounds rather like Hawaiian libertarians.

Say, you don't suppose a federal captive breeding program could.....

No, no, I suppose not.