Maui Huliau Foundation and our program partners are again inviting Maui youth to participate in two in-person events where students can learn hands-on career skills from professionals working to protect Maui’s natural resources and ecosystems from mauka to makai.
Youth ages 12-18 are welcome to join the Huliau Leadership Council for our annual coastal clean-up at Kahului Harbor on Saturday September 17th from 8:30-10am.
High school students are invited to join our leadership council to learn about local environmental issues and collaborate with other students on student-led environmental and service projects. The council meets twice a month beginning September 7th and applications are open until August 31st.
During the 2022-23 school year, we will be offering introductory filmmaking classes once per semester and then allowing students to work in small teams on their film on a flexible schedule throughout the school year. We also provide support for teachers wanting to engage their students in film projects which have an environmental or ʻāina-based focus.
After a two year pause, our annual benefit dinner is back on August 6th at Sugar Beach Event’s beautiful oceanfront venue in Kīhei. This year’s event will feature a six course farm-to-table meal, live music, and student films.
Join Maui Huliau Foundation and program partners for a day of exploring coastal ecosystems and traditional Hawaiian fishponds or loko i’a.