Who was that group working at Kamaole I on Wednesday morning and what were they doing? They were a group of AmeriCorps volunteers working with Community Work Day on a dune restoration project through the KCA. They were removing the roots of hau and sea grape trees that have grown up at Kamaole I over the years and have been invading out public beach. Yes Hau is a native tree but when left...
Read MoreThe September 15 meeting will address Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture layoffs. Doors open at 6 PM at the Community center, and Maui food bank donations are encouraged, so please remember a canned food donation for the Maui food Bank. Mahalo.
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Volunteers continue work on Maui Lu sand dune area. Updated photos from September 2009. Original posting from July 14, 2009 – The Maui Public Works Dept recently altered the dunes north of the Maui Lu in an effort to mitigate the problems of blowing sand and subsequent dangerous driving situations along South Kihei Rd. The Planning Dept. then indicated that a permit for such work was...
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On May 15th, Lis and Bob Richardson representing the KCA, worked with members of the Maui Canoe Club at the beach just north of the Whale Sanctuary on a dune fencing project. After obtaining State and County approval and meeting with the coastal geologist and Parks Dept Supervisor the work was authorized. The Maui Canoe Club offered to help with the install and the KCA donated the expertise...
Read MoreTitle: Dune Restoration Project Location: Kawililipoa Beach (see below Description: The KCA is inviting everyone to participate in a dune restoration project at Kawililipoa Beach on Saturday, Feb 21st (8:00-11:00 AM,) in collaboration with DLNR-DAR & USFWS Dawn Patrol. Yes, this is whale Day in Kihei , but what a great way to start the day of celebration helping the endangered sea turtles....
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