People planting seedlings on a farm with orange flags marking planting spots, under a partly cloudy sky.

On Saturday November 2nd 2024, we had a joy filled Arbor Day at Wao Kele o Honolua.

Wow! What an amazing day planting Koa and ‘A‘ali‘i. So many people and so many future canoes in the ground. Mahalo to everyone who came out to help. The crew worked hard to prepare.

Special thanks to Kaulunani Urban & Community Forestry Program and all of our generous donors for making it happen.

Contact us (planting@alohapuukukui.org) if you want to bring your group to plant this year!

A large group of people gathered in a forested area for a presentation, with some people wearing brightly colored Maui forest conservation shirts, and a few on stage in orange shirts.
A group of people gathered outdoors in a field, with one man in an orange shirt holding a small plant and speaking to others. Some people are taking photos or listening attentively. There is a vehicle in the background and small orange flags marking areas in the soil.
People planting tree saplings in a field marked with orange flags, with trees and blue sky in the background.
Two people planting a young tree in a large field with many other plants, while a group of people works in the background.
Farm field with small plants marked with orange and pink flags, a person walking in the distance, surrounded by trees under a partly cloudy sky.