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Trees for Kaimukī https://linktr.ee/TreesForKaimuki

Trees for Kaimukī is a community led project, supported by the City, to increase the urban canopy in Kaimukī and ultimately mitigate the effects of climate change.

The Wai’alae Tree Well project is five years old! Thank you to everyone who has made this project possible, especially l...
09/21/2026

The Wai’alae Tree Well project is five years old! Thank you to everyone who has made this project possible, especially leaders Jun and Kathleen.

Volunteers include: Keahi, Elena, Yu Shing & crew, Lot, Mo, Mahlon, Calvin, Bob, Tom, and Steven. Organizations include: One-Six Magazine, Rotary Club of Kahala Sunrise, Kosasa Foundation, and A&A Nails.

Thank you to our City partners Honolulu Department of Facility Maintenance MOKA program and Oʻahu Community Forestry.

Thanks also to Trees for Honolulu's Future and EnVision Kaimuki for their support.

Interested in adopting your own tree well? Please DM us!

Join us at the Keiki Fun Fair at Wai’alae School this Saturday afternoon. We will be playing Kumulāʻau, the tree card ga...
09/17/2026

Join us at the Keiki Fun Fair at Wai’alae School this Saturday afternoon. We will be playing Kumulāʻau, the tree card game. The fair features many other activities, vendors and food, so hope to see you there!

How has the Lēʻahi Peace Garden made it through the recent storm? To find out, join us this Saturday morning for our mon...
09/16/2026

How has the Lēʻahi Peace Garden made it through the recent storm? To find out, join us this Saturday morning for our monthly workday, where we may prune dangling branches.

At Ala Moana Regional Park, looking for all the Exceptional Trees, including Baobab and various Ficuses
08/25/2026

At Ala Moana Regional Park, looking for all the Exceptional Trees, including Baobab and various Ficuses

Many hands make light work!Join us for a mid-summer workday at Le’ahi Peace Garden this Saturday morning. Sign up at the...
07/13/2026

Many hands make light work!

Join us for a mid-summer workday at Le’ahi Peace Garden this Saturday morning. Sign up at the link in bio.


Going to get our daily matcha, we ran into our pal Lot. He is just one of the army of volunteers caring for the tree wel...
06/30/2026

Going to get our daily matcha, we ran into our pal Lot. He is just one of the army of volunteers caring for the tree wells on Wai’alae Avenue. Lot takes care of the tree well near Napa. On this day, he was planting some ground cover that would survive the conditions. Thank you to Lot and all the volunteers!

Start the summer right by caring for the ‘aina! Join us for our first workday of the season at Le’ahi Peace Garden this ...
06/18/2026

Start the summer right by caring for the ‘aina! Join us for our first workday of the season at Le’ahi Peace Garden this Saturday morning. Sign up at the link in bio.

We had a good time at Kids to Parks Day! We tried to teach our many young visitors (and their parents) a little about tr...
05/18/2026

We had a good time at Kids to Parks Day! We tried to teach our many young visitors (and their parents) a little about trees using the Kumulāʻau card game (from ). We also saw many of our colleagues, including our friends from . Thanks to state parks for organizing such a great event, which gets bigger every year!

Join us for Kids to Parks Day at Lēʻahi Diamond Head State Monument on Sat., May 16.
05/04/2026

Join us for Kids to Parks Day at Lēʻahi Diamond Head State Monument on Sat., May 16.

We recently planted a Kou at the Kaimukī library to replace the one that was vandalized. Thank you to our colleagues at...
02/21/2026

We recently planted a Kou at the Kaimukī library to replace the one that was vandalized. Thank you to our colleagues at the city parks’ Division of Urban Forestry for the new tree.

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4303 Diamond Head Road
Honolulu, HI
96816-4496

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