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We combine ancestral Hawaiian practices and
modern science.

 Together restoring Kailua’s reef ecosystem.

A‘ohe hana nui ka alu‘ia (No Task Is Too Big When Done Together)

Seeing is Believing

ImiʻIke
Pursuit of Knowledge
Our initiatives include the study of factors affecting our nearshore fishery. 

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Community Collaboration

Of all the ocean users,the largest group of people to use the ocean in Kailua are the men, women and children who paddle canoes.

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Keiki

Education

Providing keiki with the practice of Hawaiian “lawai‘a pono” will provide future generations with a path on how to manage this important food source.

 

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Marine

Managed Area

Supporting a Marine Managed Area is part of our effort to restore abundance to the nearshore fishery and perpetuate traditional Kailua fishing practices. 

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What Can You Do?

There are several ways for you to join our efforts to help protect and sustain Kailua Bay.

  • Outreach and Education

  • Beach Cleanups

  • Biological Monitoring

  • Human Use Monitoring

  • Native Hawaiian Plant Restoration

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