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04/03/2026

Mālama ʻāina, conect to community, and enjoy an ʻono lunch on us. For more info and to RSVP, visit waialee.eventbrite.com.

03/11/2026

Join us this Saturday March 14 at Kalaeokaunaʻoa (Kahuku Point) for our monthly community workday.

Spend the morning helping continue our efforts removing invasive w**ds and planting native plants to support the restoration of this unique landscape. It is also a great opportunity to learn more about the area’s native plants, seabirds, and other wildlife while working alongside our community.

Please note: With heavy rain currently in the forecast, this workday may need to be cancelled if weather conditions are unsafe. Registered volunteers will be notified ahead of time if there are any changes.

Sign up at: kahuku-point.eventbrite.com or through the link in our bio!

03/06/2026

🌿Volunteer at Pūpūkea-Paumalū Forest Reserve!🌿

Join the Devil W**d Crew for upcoming volunteer days helping survey trails for the invasive plant devil w**d (Chromolaena odorata). Volunteers will hike trails and hand-pull plants to help protect this native ecosystem on Oʻahu’s North Shore.

🗓️ Upcoming Dates:
March 28
May 30
June 27
⏰ 9AM - 1PM

Please come prepared to cover 4-6 miles of easy to moderate trails in varying weather conditions. Bring 2 liters of water, lunch, sun protection, and sturdy shoes.

🔗 Sign-up: surveymonkey.com/r/QJDD9QS Mahalo to the Devil W**d Crew, Hawaiʻi State Parks, Oʻahu Invasive Species Committee, & the Adopt-a-Park Program for organizing these workdays.

02/19/2026

Winter rains bring abundant growth, including the w**ds! We need plenty of hands to keep them all under control. Join us on 2/28 for another rewarding morning of mālama ʻāina and connecting with community.

Learn more and RSVP at waialee.eventbrite.com

02/11/2026

Spend Valentine’s Day with your sweetie in the sweetest way 💗🌺

Join us at Kalaeokaunaʻoa (Kahuku Point) on February 14 for a morning filled with love for each other and the ‘āina 💚

We’ll begin the day with a beautiful coastal hike, get our hands in the soil planting native plants, and observe a majestic mōlī (Laysan albatross) nest along the way.

Whether it’s your partner, your best friend, or your love for nature—come share the aloha and make this Valentine’s Day one to remember

01/31/2026

Starting on February 5 we will begin offering weekly workdays at our Waialeʻe Lako Pono restoration site each Thursday morning. As our monthly 4th Saturday workdays have grown, these weekday workdays will provide a unique opportunity to experience Waialeʻe in a more intimate setting. Smaller group sizes will also often lend themselves to more specialized projects such as planting and harvesting. That said, tasks will be assigned toward whatever is most needed at the time.

We greatly appreciate if you RSVP by the night before each workday you plan to attend using the same link as our other workdays: waialee.eventbrite.com.

This is a service-focused opportunity open to individuals and small groups (10 or fewer). Site tours, educational presentations, and refreshments are not generally provided. If you are part of a group larger than 10 people, a corporate group, a school group, or a group interested in a custom experience, please inquire at [email protected] to discuss how we may best accommodate you.

We look forward to growing together as hoaʻāina of Waialeʻe. A hui hou i kekahi pōʻahā!

01/22/2026

ʻAʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia. No task is too big when done together.

Move some mountains (of hyacinth and date palms) with us this Saturday at our first Waialeʻe Lako Pono community workday of the year.

In 2025 we clocked a total of 1,179 volunteers and 2,908 volunteer hours - will you help us break our record in 2026?

If you plan to attend, be sure to RSVP at waialee.eventbrite.com (Link also in bio)

A hui kākou i laila!

01/07/2026

Our monthly community workday at Kalaeokauna'oa is this Saturday! 🌿

This mōli in the photo marks a huge milestone for us— our first nest at the restoration site. It’s truly an honor and powerful reminder that our hard work is paying off as we continue creating habitat for native wildlife.
At this workday, our team will be working hands-on to clear areas for future restoration, helping create and improve habitat for native wildlife. Come ready to get a little dirty, learn from our team, and be part of caring for this special place. Please sign up by using the link in our bio, see you then! 🤙

Important Reminder: Mōli are endangered species. Please stay behind the fenced-off area around the nest, keep dogs on leash, and use quirt voices when nearby. Mahalo.

11/05/2025

Join us this Saturday, for a day of aloha ʻāina at Kalaeokaunaʻoa. Together, we’ll remove invasive species, outplant natives and learn more about the rich natural and cultural history of this place.

Bring your friends, family, and a willingness to learn and work together as we protect and preserve our shoreline for future generations.

Please register through the link in our bio!
See you then!

10/28/2025

North Shore Community Land Trust is working with University of Hawaiʻi Seagrant, Integral Engineering, and SSFM (a planning firm) to develop a North Shore Beach Management Plan. The goal of the plan is to develop site specific beach management strategies along the shoreline from Kapoʻo to Paumalū. We are reaching out to North Shore community members and organizations in order to get community input on potential strategies to help with shoreline erosion within this project area.

We will be hosting our first community meeting on Saturday, Nov. 1st from 10am to 12pm at Sunset Beach Elementary School cafeteria.
We hope to see you there 🤙

10/22/2025

Kahe ka wai, Ola ka ʻāina. When the water flows, the land comes to life.

This section of loʻi has been dried out and "under construction" for the past few months. The other day it was finally time to bring the water back in. Now that the patch is much more level, we should be able to effectively plant much more of the area at a consistent depth.

One of the next steps is to reinforce the kuauna (bank) separating the loʻi from the marsh, and weʻll need plenty of hands to do so.

We'll be working on this and other tasks around the farm this Saturday October 25, 830am-1230pm. If you can lend a hand, RSVP at waialee.eventbrite.com. Don't be shy to spread the word!

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