Community Huki

• Please meet at Kuliʻouʻou Beach Park at 9:00 am
• Parking can found along Summer St.
• Upon arrival please check in with the Community Huki Leaders (CHLs)
  • They will hand out water shoes, gloves, and bags to remove the algae
  • Once all of the supplies are distributed, the CHLs will give a brief introduction about Mālama Maunalua, the history of Maunalua Bay, and the types of invasive alien algae that will be removed that day

• Acitivites suitable for all ages (parental supervision suggested for children under the age of 10)
• Waiver required & consent required for all minors prior to the event
• CHLs will walk everyone along the shoreline to the Paikō Restoration Area (approximately a 10-15 minute walk from Kuliʻouʻou Beach Park)
• The remainder of the time will be spent removing algae from the bay
• We will ensure that you are back at Kuliʻouʻou Beach Park to rinse off by 12:00 pm
• Additional information on the Malama Maunalua website
• See you there rain or shine!

• Many groups also like to bring lunch to enjoy it the beach park after the event has ended
• We ask that all group leaders ensure that their volunteers have adequate amounts of water to stay hydrated, sunscreen, and clothes that can get wet such as rash guards and boardshorts
• Towels, water shoes, hats and a change of clothes are also recommended (Mālama Maunalua does provide water shoes and gloves, but in limited quantities and only in adult sizes! 5-13 and S-XL)

Contact information:

Alex Awo

Email: volunteer@malamamaunalua.org