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SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-05-23/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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SUMMARY:Community Tree Planting: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests. \nVolunteer at Kuliʻouʻou Ridge Trail \n\n\nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nFor more information and to sign up\, visit: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/community-tree-planting-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-05-17/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250517
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000482-1747353600-1747439999@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-05-16/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250510
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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UID:10000481-1746748800-1746835199@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-05-09/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-05-02/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250425
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DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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UID:10000479-1745539200-1745625599@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-04-25/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250419T080000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250419T113000
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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SUMMARY:Community Tree Planting: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests. \nVolunteer at Kuliʻouʻou Ridge Trail \n\n\nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nFor more information and to sign up\, visit: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/community-tree-planting-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-04-19/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250418
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250419
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000478-1744934400-1745020799@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-04-18/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250411
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250412
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000477-1744329600-1744415999@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-04-11/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250405
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000476-1743724800-1743811199@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-04-04/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250328
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250329
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000475-1743120000-1743206399@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-03-28/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250321
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250322
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000474-1742515200-1742601599@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-03-21/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250315T080000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250315T113000
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250211T011849Z
UID:10000516-1742025600-1742038200@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Community Tree Planting: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests. \nVolunteer at Kuliʻouʻou Ridge Trail \n\n\nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nFor more information and to sign up\, visit: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/community-tree-planting-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-03-15/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250314
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UID:10000473-1741910400-1741996799@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-03-14/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250307
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250308
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000472-1741305600-1741391999@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-03-07/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250301
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
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UID:10000471-1740700800-1740787199@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-02-28/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250222
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000470-1740096000-1740182399@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-02-21/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250215T080000
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DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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UID:10000515-1739606400-1739619000@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Community Tree Planting: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests. \nVolunteer at Kuliʻouʻou Ridge Trail \n\n\nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nFor more information and to sign up\, visit: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/community-tree-planting-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-02-15/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250214
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250215
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
CREATED:20250130T194437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000469-1739491200-1739577599@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-02-14/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250207
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250208
DTSTAMP:20260418T174235
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250131T014023Z
UID:10000468-1738886400-1738972799@dlnr.hawaii.gov
SUMMARY:Native Plant Watering: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:This event is from a partner in the Year of Our Community Forests \nVolunteer at Kuli’ou’ou Ridge Trail \nJoin us to protect a place that is rich in beauty\, native species\, and cultural history! \nOnce beloved for its native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails\, the Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need for restoration. Today\, due to overuse and misuse\, the meager remaining native forests struggle to survive against erosion from shortcuts\, aggressive invasive species\, and droughts. Downstream\, the runoff from degraded forests kills coral and pollutes Maunalua Bay. Restoring Kuli‘ou‘ou Ridge Trail and the surrounding forest is a massive undertaking\, but it is necessary for the health of our community\, native forest ecosystems\, and the ocean. \nPlease join us in our efforts to restore this native forest. Youʻll learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the ʻāina. Check out our volunteer opportunities below! \nCommunity Tree Planting  \n\nHeld on the third Saturday of each month from 8-11:30am.\nActivities include:\n\nremoving invasive species\ndigging holes\nplanting native trees\nwatering restoration areas and carrying gallons of water\ncreating natural barriers to block shortcuts\n\n\nTree planting will occur during Hawaii’s rainy season (October – April). During the off season\, ATA switches its focus to maintenance.\n\nAloha Friday  \n\nVolunteer to help water keiki native trees and shrubs.\nActivities include hiking up to 1 mile over uneven terrain with up to 2\, 1 gallon jugs. Each jug is around 8lbs. \nPlease bring a backpack\, drinking water and good hiking shoes.\n\nVisit the ATA website for more details: Get Involved – Aloha Tree Alliance
URL:https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dofaw/event/native-plant-watering-aloha-tree-alliance/2025-02-07/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Aloha Tree Alliance":MAILTO:chris@alohatreealliance.org
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