Homeowners Resources

5 Simple Tasks To Protect Your Ahupua'a

Clean Watershed Workshop Resource List

Hui o Ko'olaupoko's Native Plant Care Manual

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Native Plant Resources

Hui Ku Maoli Ola, Hawaiian plant nursery.

Native Plants Hawaii, a searchable database of native Hawaiian plants.

Pacific Island Plant Restoration Database, an interactive key to assist in the selection of plants.

Oahu Invasive Species Committee, preventing the establishment of invasive plant and animal pests in Hawaii

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Funding for Student Projects

Windward Youth Leadership Fund: The Windward Youth Leadership Fund (WYLF) is an alternative way to raise funds for your activities while helping to strengthen our community. Rather than think about what you can sell, the WYLF challenges you to think about what you can give. Though the WYLF, youth can apply for and "earn" up to $5000 for their club or group activities by doing something positive for the watersheds in Windward O'ahu. The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation has partnered with Hui o Ko'olaupoko to provide this opportunity. Before you apply please contact a Hui o Ko'olaupoko representative to discuss your project ideas.

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Web Sites Created by Students

Kaha Garden: A native xeriscape garden located on the edge of Kawai Nui Marsh.

The Waters of Kawai Nui Marsh: (L.E.T. & Lanikai Elementary School)

Hamakua Marsh: How can we Restore Hamakua Marsh for Native Hawaiian Waterbirds? (L.E.T. & Lanikai Elementary School, Kailua Elementary School and Ke Kula o Kamakau)

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Educational Web Sites

To learn more about Best Management Practices, water quality information and leptospirosis click the link

http://www.kbac-hi.org/resources.htm#lepto

Other educational resources are available at http://www.kbac-hi.org/resources.htm

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Other Interesting Resources

Ke Ala O Ka Mahina, Hawaiian moon calendar.