Hui o Ko'olaupoko Projects
Hui o Ko'olaupoko proactively implements environmental projects in the Ko'olaupoko moku.
From Makapu'u to Kualoa, we address land-based pollution and watershed health as they impact water quality and the receiving waters of Waimanalo, Kailua and Kaneohe Bay. Hui o Ko'olaupoko believes that a healthy watershed is stewarded, in part through Ecosystem Restoration and Stormwater Management
which are achieved through: On Site Restoration, Native Planting, Invasive Species Removal, Water Quality Monitoring, Environmental Education, and Cultural Practices. HOK's projects are prioritized using a variety of tools including the Watershed Restoration Action Strategy (Kailua Bay Advisory Council, June 2007) and Ko'olaupoko Urban Sub-basin Action Plan and other scientific documents.
From Makapu'u to Kualoa, we address land-based pollution and watershed health as they impact water quality and the receiving waters of Waimanalo, Kailua and Kaneohe Bay. Hui o Ko'olaupoko believes that a healthy watershed is stewarded, in part through Ecosystem Restoration and Stormwater Management
which are achieved through: On Site Restoration, Native Planting, Invasive Species Removal, Water Quality Monitoring, Environmental Education, and Cultural Practices. HOK's projects are prioritized using a variety of tools including the Watershed Restoration Action Strategy (Kailua Bay Advisory Council, June 2007) and Ko'olaupoko Urban Sub-basin Action Plan and other scientific documents.
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Hui o Ko`olaupoko offers opportunities for volunteering and education such as invasive species removal, native planting, native garden maintenance, water quality monitoring and public presentations. Participants at every event are educated on the health of the watershed, sources of pollutants and opportunities to take individual action for watershed health and ocean protection.
