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Get Involved~ How You Can Make a Difference

Hui O Ka Wai Ola water quality volunteers give their time & effort so we can monitor the health of our ocean

Community Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring is thriving in West Maui through Hui O Ka Wai Ola. Check the website to see how your favorite coastal location is doing.

Floating Workshop, June 3, 2016:
Maui Now Coverage

Miss the Open House in November, 2015?
Check below for the presentations that were shared.

Click here for a version with notes: http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/1347135/West-Maui-R2R-Open-House-Nov.2015

Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities

There are many ongoing ways to turns your hands to work and build community while stewarding West Maui's precious resources. Trade a few Saturdays to help out, and see how much fun it can be!
Maui Cultural Lands- MCL welcomes you to join them every Saturday for maintenance work in Honokowai valley. Meet us at the Pu'ukoli'i "Sugar Cane Train" Station parking lot. Groups and families are welcome. Please call or email to get more details. (meet at 9 am; pau hana 2:30 pm)

Polanui Hiu Community Managed Makai Area: community meeting and reef survey, every first Saturday of the month, 9 am – 12 pm

Join us all month for Wednesday evening talks, 10/20 Ridge to Reef cleanup at Mala &
October 26, 2019 for the
Ridge to Reef Rendezvous Annual Event

Monthly volunteer opportunity with CORAL:
every second Saturday

When: Every second Saturday of the month
Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Where: Meet at 275 Oka Kope Road (near the Kā'anapali Coffee Farm entrance). From there, we will transport you to the planting location.
Provided: Snacks and water
Bring: Water bottle, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, rain gear, closed-toe shoes, a sack lunch
Contact: Jen at jvanderveur@coral.org

Join a movement-
West Maui Kumuwai

Our aim is to encourage all of us on West Maui to reduce polluted runoff, which ultimately affects the health of our ocean. We’re talking about everyday things at home or in our yard, like the type of fertilizer we use, picking up after your pooch, and pointing sprinklers away from your neighbor’s driveway—and back on your lawn. Through community events and grassroots outreach, we ask folks to pledge their commitment, and we help make that commitment easy enough to do. Follow on Facebook or www.westmauikumuwai.org

Click here for things you can do today!

Get Maui specific water-smart landscaping advice

Other ideas from NRCS about backyard conservation

Get Involved~ How You Can Make a Difference

Floating Workshop, June 3, 2016: Maui Now Coverage

Miss the Open House in November, 2015?Check below for the presentations that were shared.