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O'ahu Park Hours Switch to Summer Schedule

Submitted by Ian Scheuring on Tuesday, April 3rd, 9:27 pm
O'ahu Park Hours Switch to Summer Schedule

Information provided by: Department of Land and Natural Resources

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Sea Life Park Halloween Splash on Sunday

Submitted by Anonymous on Friday, October 28th, 11:56 am
Sea Life Park Halloween Splash on Sunday

Dive into an ocean filled of Halloween fun at Sea Life Park on Sunday.

Enter your keiki your keiki in the costume contest for a chance to win a dolphin adventure.

Admission is $2 for everyone in costume.

It all starts at 2 p.m.

For more information, visit www.sealifeparkhawaii.com

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Help Restore Historic Kanewai Spring in Kuli'ou'ou

Submitted by Jeannine Johnson, Niu News & More!
Friday, August 5th, 2011, 7:37am
Help Restore Historic Kanewai Spring in Kuli'ou'ou

When: Aug. 7th (Sunday), 8: 30-11:30 am

What: Kanewai Spring is a fresh water fishpond which feeds through a makaha to Kanewai Fishpond. Kanewai Fishpond is the last functioning shoreline fishpond in Honolulu (with the exception of Mokauea Island). The fishpond was assessed to have historic properties meriting a listing on the State Historic Register and satisfied the National Historic Register criteria.  It is the home to many native fish and invertebrates such as kaku, aholehole, ‘opae, o‘opu and hapawai.

Why: Volunteers can make a difference in the health of the pond by helping with the removal of invasive plants from the spring. We will have a Matson container brought in for the workday.

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First Annual Benefit for the critically endangered ‘Alae ‘Ula & Hawaii Kai Wetland Habitat

Submitted by Jeannine Johnson, Niu News & More!
Thursday, February 24th, 2011, 9:00pm
First Annual Benefit for the critically endangered ‘Alae ‘Ula & Hawaii Kai Wetland Habitat

Mad Hatter Garden Party

March 5, 2011 | 3:30 to 6:30 PM

The Oahu Club, Hawaii Kai Drive, Honolulu 96825

$20 per person | Casual dress w/ fun, expressive hat

Includes: Music by Jive Nene, Ono Pasta Bar, Guest Speakers, Door Prizes

HAWAII KAI – Community group Livable Hawaii Kai Hui together with The Oahu Club will hold a fundraiser to help with restoration efforts to improve the wetland habitat located in Hawaii Kai off Hawaii Kai Drive.  Mardi LaPrade, an Oahu Club member, first discovered the ‘Alae’ula several years ago and has since worked with the LHK Hui to establish appropriate oversight partnerships to help with conservation planning including wetland delineation of the area and the development of educational and community-based kokua programs.  LaPrade noted that “according to the 2005 Fish and Wildlife report, there are estimated three to four hundred ‘Alae

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