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Kokua

Hanalei Bay

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The plan includes a list of our current and completed projects.

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After the 2018 floods, the Hui embarked on an ambitious update of the Plan. In 2021, HWH received funding to complete training and equipping designate zone captains from Hanalei to Ha'ena.

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Volunteer for Makai Watch and improve the protection of our marine resources.

 

The Hanalei Makai Watch Program is hiring a part time program and volunteer coordinator.

This is a two year contract position. Training and supplies are provided.

Contact: makaala@hanaleiwatershedhui.org for information.

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Final Report now available.

This project is providing information to the Hanalei community to determine the best actions to reduce the impacts of flooding in the Hanalei Basin.

Hanalei Weather & Conditions
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Is the River Flooding?

USGS Hanalei River gage. Road closes when gage height reaches aproximately 8 ft.

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Kauai Tide Chart

Hawaii Tides provides daily and monthly tide chart for Hanalei.

Hanalei Bay Webcam

@ the Hanalei Bay Resort

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Newell's Shearwater
Fledging Season on Kauai 

Newell's Shearwaters are native sea birds that nest in burrows in the ground in the upper forest areas of Kaua'i. From September 15 to December 15, the young birds take their first flight to sea to begin their adult life of fishing and flying. This first flight is a true leap of faith and instinct. Guided by the moon they head out to sea to learn the ways of the ocean and wind.

We can help them by turning all outside lights down or off and keeping interior lights low next to windows.

More information can be found here:            saveourshearwaters.org

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