Hoaloha'Aina.com: Making a difference through Community Involvement

SOUTH MAUI VOLUNTEERS Join us every Monday morning from 7:30 -9:30-- Meet at the Kihei Boat Ramp (or look for the lime green VOLUNTEER vests at one of the Kamaole Beaches in case we have a project going on at the dunes) . **June and July are trypically leaner months for volunteers other than our core group. The Wedge-tailed Shearwaters will be laying their single egg in the ground nests they have prepared and we should start seeing signs of chicks by mid-August. Goals for June and July will be to continue weeding, clearing invasives, and realigning paths where needed for erosion control. Now that we are back to the dry conditions of summer, opala (rubbish) becomes easier to spot and we always marvel how a pile had remained undiscovered for so long! Our long range plans are to create a new path above the picnic table area by the boat ramp area which will include a native plant garden, similar to the work we helped with on the south trail by KIRC. Stay tuned!

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Trail Virtual Tours
Trail Video (Large 40MB File)
1st Set of Blessing Photos 2nd Set of Blessing Photos
Hoaloha 'Aina, Friends of the Land, partners with Pacific Whale Foundation in their 'Volunteer on Vacation' Program. On some days, we have a crew of two dozen or more visitor and resident volunteers! Mahalo to all of those who come to our island and take time to give back! NOTE: If you would like to support this project with your contribution of time or funds, please contact Bob or Lis Richardson at 808-874-9374. Tax-deductible donations (check payable to Tri Isle RC&D) can be sent to: Tri Isle RC&D 77 Hookele Street Suite 202 Kahului, HI 96732 Please be sure to reference Coastal Heritage Trail or South Maui Volunteers! Tri-Isle Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc is a 501 (c) (3) corporation; Federal Tax ID #99-0278397. Making a difference through Community Involvement
Hoaloha ‘Āina is a grass roots organization committed to community stewardship and the protection of our shoreline by protecting the land from vehicular traffic, keeping the land free of trash, and by building and maintaining a walking trail that effectively connects the South Maui Coastal Heritage Corridor. Our mission is to create and maintain a coastal access corridor while facilitating community partnerships to provide a safe, attractive, recreational, cultural, educational environment in South Maui. It begins with individuals who have a commitment to work toward an end goal in cooperation with state and county agencies whose lands are impacted by our endeavors. Heart felt thanks to our volunteers and contributors!! Click here for information about Kamaole Beach Park III Dune Restoration Project For a photo-rich presentation of the dune project, please click: Kamaole Dune Restoration Presentation




Great Awareness Materials
Photo-Rich Overview: In the Beginning
Herita ge Corridor Trail
Beach Trail Gifts
Kihei-Wailea Rotary Slideshow: Kihei Boat Ramp Clean-Up
New Video(LARGE FILE!) Boat Ramp Trails( 11 mins 40MB )

Hoaloha 'Aina--Friends of the Land--Come join us every Monday morning from 8-10 Meet at the Kihei Boat Ramp!

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