Applications are now open for our Fall 2021 Huliau Environmental Filmmaking Club beginning on August 26th!

This year’s program will begin September 1st and will continue until May. Students will meet twice per month to plan environmental service and leadership projects.

We are thrilled to announce our first ever PDE3 course open to Maui DOE secondary teachers! The purpose of this course is to help Maui educators realize the potential for community partnership and ʻāina-based education to deepen their students’ sense of HĀ through ʻāina aloha practices contextualized to their particular place and community.  Teachers can register by visiting the pde3 website and searching for course #S186727

This summer we are offering free self-guided field trips and activites in addition to our in-person EcoAdventure program! 

Our recently released 2020 Annual Report highlights our program accomplishments during an unprecedented year of change.

Maui Huliau Foundation and our partners have created two free Google Classrooms for grade 8-12 students and teachers! The Huliau Climate Literacy Classroom and Maui Aloha ʻĀina Virtual Classroom were created to help facilitate ʻāina-based hybrid or distance learning in the 2020-21 school year.

Maui Huliau Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2010 to provide unique environmental education programs to Maui’s youth.

Find affordable eco-friendly products and other resources for reducing waste for your restaurant or event.

We are excited to announce the launch of our Huliau Alumni Council composed of past Huliau students who are interested in continuing their engagement and support for Maui Huliau programs. Apply by July 31st!

On May 19th we will host a virtual “Careers in Conservation” event for Maui youth interested in pursuing environmental careers. The event will feature 25 Maui professionals from a range of environmental career fields, who will share more about their jobs, their career paths and their inspiration for working to protect the ʻāina.