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Community Projects

New Projects and Grants in the Works NOW!

NOAA Grant Detail

Current Discussions and Projects being examined by Association Board Members.

Link to NOAA Adaptation Sciences Grant and other related opportunities.

Current Projects in the Works

History of Past Projects / Maka'ala Climate Change Project

These are only some of the very diverse group of community organizations that came together to help Waiehu Kou 3 excell in educating our community on the challenges of mitigating the devastating effects of climate change. Mahalo nui for the kokua.

This was the most satisfying part of this climate change project, the community interaction and relationship building. Working with climate change scientist, scholars, and boots on the ground professionals was the way we got our education. The clincher became community buy in. The tool Huakai.

Preview Maka `ala Project Waiehu

Kekai Robinson, Culture and Historical Advisor for the Makaala Project Waiehu

Huakai Series, The Maka`ala Project Waiehu

Huakai #1

 The Maka`ala Project Waiehu, working in conjunction with Waiehu Kou III, is in the process of drafting a community resilience plan as part of the Resilient Hawaiian Communities (RHC) Initiative. Funded by the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) under the Service First Authority, the primary purpose is to assist our Waiehu community (one of two chosen in Hawaii) to develop resilience plans in partnership with Native Hawaiian, State, and Federal organizations. The RHC Initiative engages the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the DOI Office of Native Hawaiian Relations, National Park Service Pacific Islands Office, Ka Huli Ao Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law at U.H. Mānoa, Solutions Pacific, Hawaiian Island Land Trust, Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, and most importantly community members, agencies, organizations, representatives and other interested partners to understand local challenges and needs pertaining to environmental change, adaptation, and resilience.
 

Huakai #2

 Maka'ala Project's second huaka'i journeyed to Kalepa Gulch, Kalepa Muliwai, Kope Gulch and through private agricultural land above Waiehu Kou III. Working together to build a community identity, Asserting Access Rights, Re-Establishing Community Presence and Fortifying our Relationships with our more-than-human community.  

Huakai #3

Maka'ala Project's third huaka'i journeyed to Waihe'e Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Refuge, Kope Gulch, Waihe'e Stream Muliwai and through the Waihe'e Community as we learned about the challenges, vulnerabilities and resources of our community. - - -   --- MAKA`ALA PROJECT WAIEHU COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION   Daniel Ornellas, Community Liaison  Kanani Kan Hai PhD, Logistics Specialist  Roy Oliveira, Outreach Coordinator  Chana Makale`a Ane, Natural Resource Advisor  Kekai Robinson, Culture and History Advisor   MUSIC  'Na Hana Hui a Maui' Mark Keali'i Ho'omalu  “Ulupalakua” Kuulei's Own   PHOTOGRAPHY  Kyra Glover Kaalekahi  kyraglover.com   VIDEO   Matthew Nall / Maui Creative mauicreativephotography.com

Waihee Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge

Scott Fisher, PhD of Hawaiian Islands Land Trust (HILT) gives us a tour of Waihee Coastal Dunes & Wetlands Refuge 

Maka'ala Project Report

A new dawn, following the ikei, educating all our people

Complete Report Document is available here for viewing. The .pdf download is 80+ pages be patient, download may take a while to print.

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Community Imu Build Project

    Aubrey Anana, Property Manager 

    Empowered Solutions Maui, LLC  (808) 870-2606 

    Waiehu Kou Phase III Community Association, Inc. 

    P.O. Box 1117  Wailuku HI, 96793  

    waiehukou3@gmail.com


    Roy Oliveira, President and Webmaster (808) 760-8374 

    waiehukouphase3association@hotmail.com 

    William Anana, Vice President (808) 264-5807 

    Daniel Ornellas, Treasurer  (808) 264-0783

    Darrell Yagodich, Secretary (808) 203-3345 


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