High Alert Institute

Established in the wake of 9/11, the High Alert Institute, Inc. became a 501(c)3 educational public charity in 2011. Headquartered in Lake Wales, Florida, the High Alert Institute is dedicated to All Hazards One Health One Nature research & education across the globe. With the end of the pandemic, the Institute’s mission is pivoting disaster-readiness for humans to include animal welfare organizations and technological solutions to the looming climate disaster. The Institute advances awareness, resilience and sustainability in an All Hazards, One Health, One Nature (AHOHN) Framework through its four divisions and its digital publications. We promote accessibility of carbon negative choices and support preparedness/resilience for climate change and all hazards through multiple projects: • Establishing and sustaining the One Health And Nature Alliance (OHANA) - a joint venture between non-profit and for-profit companies - to develop, deploy, and study the outcomes of green remediation and waste-to-energy technologies • Establishing and sustaining the Advanced Learning One Nature Alliance (ALOHA) - a joint venture between non-profit and for-profit companies - to develop and deploy software solutions supporting preparedness/resilience to meet climate change and all hazards • Designing and renovating their facility, using commonly available materials and technologies, to be the most energy efficient renovation in North America • Testing off-the-shelf renewable energy systems including solar, wind, and battery backup for reliability in extreme weather conditions • Developing, patenting, and bringing to market new and reimagined renewable energy technologies • Coordinating freshwater exotic aquatic animal rescues and shelters under a mutual aid compact. The Institute’s four divisions include: • AHOHN Education & Publishing Division • Animal Welfare & Mutual Aid Division • Environmental Stewardship & Drivers of Health Division • AHOHN Innovation & Technology Division