Cane Burning, Wastewater & Axis Deer by Ariel Stephens , The Maui Weekly Last month, Rob Parsons, environmental coordinator for the office of Mayor Alan Arakawa, discussed the mayor’s environmental initiatives at a public meeting in Pukalani hosted by Upcountry Sustainability. “Mayor Arakawa has made good on a campaign promise to focus on agriculture and […]
More Films at Castle Theater to Support “Trees Please” for Baldwin Beach Park
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO SUPPORTED OUR FIRST FUNDRAISER The Maui Film Festival and Maui Tomorrow Foundation Bringing Back Baldwin Beach ‘Trees Please’ Project — a commitment to re-plant indigenous Hawaiian trees at Baldwin — is off to a great start! To help ensure its success, we are presenting: Sunday, October 23 at 7pm Only […]
Monk Seal Plan Should Be Supported
Maui Tomorrow Foundation supports the draft programmatic environmental impact statement for the Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery Plan. The most controversial (and most misunderstood) action in the plan, Alternative 4, includes an option to temporarily move weaned pups from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Only a limited number of healthy female pups would be brought to the […]
Invasive Species As A Sustainability Concern
October 3, at 7 pm, at Tavares Community Center in Pukalani. Upcountry Sustainability meeting featuring presenters on Invasive Species
FREE Hawaiian Heritage & Environmental Sustainability Ho’ike’ike
Time Saturday, September 10 · 12:00pm – 6:00pm Location 525 Front Street, Lahaina Maui Created By Anthony Simmons More Info This will be a fun filled day of informational booths, speakers, popcorn, music and Aloha. We will be showcasing the Hui O Wa’a Kaulua & the Mo’ohika O Piiliani. Booths already confirmed: Surfriders, Humpback Whale […]