Open season for rainbow trout will begin June 17, 2023 in the Kōke‘e Public Fishing Area (PFA) on Kaua‘i. Anglers may fish daily from June 17 to September 30, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be no lottery this year. Trout are found in streams and ditch systems within the PFA, but fishing […]
INAUGURAL CLIMATE COMMUNITY FAIRS ON O‘AHU AND HAWAI‘I ISLAND (HONOLULU) – The Hawaiʻi Climate Commission, in collaboration with the City and County of Honolulu and Hawai‘i County, are hosting a pair of Climate Community Fairs this month and in June. The Climate Fairs will be learning-based, integrative, and collaborative spaces for people to gain […]
Need to balance out your hectic schedule? Connect with the ʻāina and join us! Second Saturdays focus on wetland enhancement for the ʻalaeʻula, the endangered waterbird endemic to only Oʻahu and Kauaʻi, and/or upland work tending to the dryland reforestation of Keawāwa.
This group meets weekly, 8:30 am near the lifeguard tower in front of Morgan Pond. All are welcome to come out and join in and stay to talk story after we work.
Open to the public every Monday 4-6pm and the first Saturday 9-11am each month. All ages welcomed. Children 14 and under need to be accompanied by an adult.
1st Sunday of each month. The December workday will be in partnership with 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay, Surfrider Foundation, and Rothy’s for a coastal restoration project. Meet at Kāhili Beach near the big rocks in the parking area. 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Open to the public every Monday 4-6pm and the first Saturday 9-11am each month. All ages welcomed. Children 14 and under need to be accompanied by an adult.
Loʻi workdays occur every Monday, Tuesday and Friday and run from 9:00 am -12:30pm. Tasks include weeding, planting and harvesting.
The Olowalu Cultural Reserve is open for schools and other educational organizations to come and learn about the environment and the culture of the Native Hawaiian land and practices. Our team works hard to create a learning environment for people of all ages to participate in the continuation of the Hawaiian spirit. Weekly Volunteer Days […]
Wetland restoration workdays occur every Tuesday from 8:30 am – 12 pm. These workdays involve removal of invasive plants, out-planting native plant species, and clearing waterways.
Loʻi workdays occur every Monday, Tuesday and Friday and run from 9:00 am -12:30pm. Tasks include weeding, planting and harvesting.
The Olowalu Cultural Reserve is open for schools and other educational organizations to come and learn about the environment and the culture of the Native Hawaiian land and practices. Our team works hard to create a learning environment for people of all ages to participate in the continuation of the Hawaiian spirit. Weekly Volunteer Days […]
