Upcoming Events
stemplus x nā wai ʻekolu meeting series
Launched in 2015, Nā Wai ‘Ekolu is a hui of K-12 educators and community members from the Mānoa, Pālolo, and Makiki stream areas. Dedicated to developing stewards who monitor and restore the health of our watershed, this group also collaborates on creating and sharing curriculum while actively working to protect our streams.
Join us as we answer the call of “What do our waters need from us?”
September 11 (4:30-7:00P) ʻIolani school
water quality
Discover where and when the hottest temperatures occur in your stream and the factors that contribute to these conditions. Join us to learn about key water quality parameters, their interrelationships, and their impact on the health of native stream animals and habitats, with insights from UH-Tsang Stream Lab hydrologist Yin Phan Tsang. You'll also receive a kit equipped with everything your students need to begin monitoring temperature and more.
october 17 (4:30-7:00P) ʻIolani school
invasive species
Healthy streams depend on surrounding land areas rich in plant life, but invasive species like CRB pose a threat to these vital plants. Community-driven detection and prevention are essential to protect culturally and agriculturally significant species such as niu, loulu, and hala. Join us as we hear from the Kaulunani Urban & Community Forestry Program and the Plant Extinction Prevention Program. Learn how to keep CRB off our school campuses and safeguard future groves by establishing a campus nursery.
ʻĀina-Informatics Network
Fall launch
PaʻĒpaʻĒ o Waikolu
Nā Wai ʻEkolu roll call
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