Trees for Kaimukī

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.

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.

Show your love for the ʻāina! Join us next Saturday morning to care for the Lēʻahi Peace Garden. Sign up at the link in ...
02/15/2026

Show your love for the ʻāina! Join us next Saturday morning to care for the Lēʻahi Peace Garden. Sign up at the link in bio.

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Start the new year right by caring for the ʻāina! Join us for our first workday at Lēʻahi Peace Garden next Saturday mor...
01/09/2026

Start the new year right by caring for the ʻāina! Join us for our first workday at Lēʻahi Peace Garden next Saturday morning. Sign up at the link in the comments.

Each building on ‘s campus is named after a native tree or plant. The Year of Our Community Forests inspired a rejuvena...
01/02/2026

Each building on ‘s campus is named after a native tree or plant. The Year of Our Community Forests inspired a rejuvenated effort to plant the native tree or plant near its namesake building. Accordingly, at the end of last year, a Mānele tree was planted near Mānele building!

We look to more plantings in the new year!

Thank you to our pals for all of their tree events this year. Thank you to for supporting these workshops as part of t...
12/31/2025

Thank you to our pals for all of their tree events this year. Thank you to for supporting these workshops as part of the Year of Our Community Forests. In the new year, we look forward to growing the urban tree canopy in Kaimukī and beyond!

We participated in the last month’s Manu o Kū Training for Hands-on Tree Workers. We learned a lot about White Terns and...
12/28/2025

We participated in the last month’s Manu o Kū Training for Hands-on Tree Workers. We learned a lot about White Terns and about tree pruning. What was most memorable, though, was everyone’s passion for the birds and the trees! Thank you to and for presenting this inspiring workshop!

We learned how to propagate a tree at a recent workshop . There were three techniques using seeds, cuttings, and air lay...
12/20/2025

We learned how to propagate a tree at a recent workshop . There were three techniques using seeds, cuttings, and air layering. Thank you to Botany Prof. Ross for the knowledge, and we will contact you to pick up our baby tree!

We took a peaceful walk through recently. We learned about the Japanese inspired practice called forest bathing as we g...
12/18/2025

We took a peaceful walk through recently. We learned about the Japanese inspired practice called forest bathing as we got in touch with the natural landscapes on campus. The walk ended with relaxing beverages and healthy conversation. Thank you to our facilitators, Miku Lenentine and Mahi La Pierre, for this inspiring session!

Thank you to everyone who participated in our third Saturday workdays this year! We won’t have a holiday event this mont...
12/14/2025

Thank you to everyone who participated in our third Saturday workdays this year! We won’t have a holiday event this month. See you next year!

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