Community education and action in Hawaii to fight climate change.
3rd Saturday Community Service Days at Hamakua Marsh 3-5pm
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Restore Hamakua Marsh
School groups, community groups and individual community members are restoring the watershed at Hamakua Marsh. From keiki to kupuna, they have planted over 2,300 native trees and plants. The trees sequester carbon and more!
Learn about Climate Change
Elementary schools and other groups participate in workshops and talks to learn about climate change, land use change and the impact on native species. 1,200 students taught in last two years. New initiative: NGSS curriculum that is place based and includes climate change.
Cut your Carbon Emissions
Get the biggest bang for your buck! Learn what you do that produces the most emissions, and the easiest ways to reduce emissions.
Influence the Legislature
Hawai'i has commited to becoming carbon neutral by 2045. That requires renewable power, renewable transportation and more trees. Check in during session to support initiatives that will help those commitments become a reality.
Arbor Day Artists recognized by Mayor Caldwell
"We Love Trees" poster contest exhibitions at Honolulu Hale (2/19) and the State Capitol (3/19).
Works of art that express the value of trees through the eyes of our keiki.
Co-organized with Trees for Honolulu's Future
WE TURNED A GRAFFITIED STORAGE SHED INTO AN EDUCATIONAL MURAL!
Check out the VIDEO of the Ola Maluhia Kaneohe Stake Young Women - they helped paint the mural as part of their service project.
WAYS TO HELP
Your time, special skills or donations are welcome!
Care for the native forest at Hamakua Marsh and/or request workshops.
IN THE NEWS - click to see/hear articles
FINANCIAL SUPPORT 2019 - MAHALO!
- Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
- Girl Scouts Troop 30
- Brownie Troop 957
- Dean and Tara Spagnoli
- Stu and Karen Simmons
- Ian and Annie Cusick
- Cindy Petersen
- Jim Moonier and Lisa Marten
PARTNER SCHOOLS
These are among the schools that have participated in field trips at Hamakua Marsh and/or in-school workshops on climate change. Click the icon to see photos from planting days.
Healthy Climate Communities is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Donations are tax deductible.