Skip to content

West Maui Native Planting Day with the Coral Reef Alliance

Photo of John Starmer
Hosted By
John S.
West Maui Native Planting Day with the Coral Reef Alliance

Details

We will again be joining the Coral Reef Alliance to plant native plants to reduce erosion and sediment reaching our coral reefs. We'll also:

  • Help protect West Maui Reefs and learn about ridge to reef restoration and ahupua'a management
  • Learn about native plants and watershed restoration
  • Get some amazing views of Kā'anapali, Lahaina and Lāna'i
    ----
    If you download the iNaturalist app to your mobile device, we'll have some time to make observations in preparation for the City Nature Challenge event at the end of the month. (It is the app with the white icon and a stylized green bird.)

=====================================================================
IMPORTANT: You need to RSVP with the following waiver form prior to the event: https://app.waiverforever.com/pending/UEAAdh6Geg1545343117

Just clicking "Yes" on this Meetup event is not enough to save your spot!!

The Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL) invites you to join our Native Planting Day on Saturday, February 9th! This is a fun opportunity to ensure Clean Water for Reefs in West Maui!

Your participation is essential to the success of our projects!
Clean water is vital for both communities and coral reefs. Sediment and nutrient pollution from land makes its way to the ocean, threatening coral reef and human health. Revegetating eroding landscapes with plants can stabilize soil, absorb nutrients and sediments, and prevent pollutants from reaching the ocean.

As a volunteer, you will help us revegetate stream banks with native plants, create sand bag corridors, and take part in other fun stream restoration activities!

You can learn more about the project here: https://coral.org/maui/

When: Saturday, February 13, 2019

Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm

Where: Meet at 275 Oka Kope Road (near the Kā'anapali Coffee Farm entrance). Turn off Honoapi'ilani Hwy. onto Kaka'alaneo Dr, then left onto Oka Kope Rd. Park in the grass lot at the end of the paved road. 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

**To RSVP and Reserve Your Spot: Please fill out this registration/waiver form: https://app.waiverforever.com/pending/UEAAdh6Geg1545343117 **

Bonus: Volunteer with CORAL 4 times and receive a free CORAL rash guard!

Photo of Maui Nui Natural History group
Maui Nui Natural History
See more events
275 Oka Kope St
275 Oka Kope St · Lahaina, HI