Huakaʻi | Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative
Field Trips | Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative
ʻĀina Explorers Summer Camp | Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative
ʻĀina Explorers Summer Camp is a free, place-based summer program from the Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative for upper elementary students on Hawaiʻi Island. Through hands-on outdoor learning, campers explore geology, native birds, cultural stories, and important places while building deeper connections to ʻāina. The program supports environmental stewardship and lifelong learning through immersive, multi-day experiences.
Future Foresters | Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative
Future Foresters is a place-based after-school stewardship program from the Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative for elementary students in Waikōloa. Through hiking, restoration work, nursery care, and community service, students learn about dry forest ecology, native species, and conservation within a biocultural context. The program builds long-term relationships to place and encourages keiki to become active stewards of the ʻāina.
Merwin Conservancy Visits: School & Community Groups
These field trips are offered by Merwin Conservancy, connecting visitors to the place and its plants.
Educators & Students Website | Hawaiʻi Kāhuli
Educational materials on kāhuli (tree snails) and their habitat.
PD Course Announcement – Growing Together with Hawai‘i’s Native and Canoe Plants
Phenology | Three Mountain Alliance
??hi?a Lehua Phenophase Scavenger Hunt
Nā Mū ʻEkolu | Three Mountain Alliance
N? M? ?Ekolu The 3 Ws activity guide
Koa | Three Mountain Alliance
diagram and worksheets about Koa
