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SUMMARY:Kuli`ou`ou Ridge Trail Restoration: Aloha Tree Alliance
DESCRIPTION:About the Project \nThe Kuli'ou'ou Ridge Trail is in desperate need of restoration. One of the most beautiful hiking trails in east O'ahu\, Kuli'ou'ou valley is a beautiful watershed that once boasted of native trees\, shrubs\, plants\, birds and snails. Today because of overuse and misuse\, switchbacks have been deeply cut\, killing trees\, plants and causing erosion that eventually kills coral and damages Maunalua Bay.  \nCome out to one of Aloha Tree Alliance's work days held on the third Saturday of every month and learn how to remove invasive species\, plant native plants and become a steward of the land!  \nRSVP HEREQuestions? Contact info@alohatreealliance.org 
URL:https://www.treesforhonolulu.org/8547884539/kuliouou-ridge-trail-restoration-aloha-tree-alliance-22/
LOCATION:Kuliouou Ridge Trail\, Kuli’ou’ou Valley Trail\, Honolulu\, HI 96821\, USA
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SUMMARY:Fall Harvest Event - plant sale\, ask the expert\, classes & more...
DESCRIPTION:Registration link \nJoin Master Gardeners at the Urban Garden Center (UGC) to learn how to start your Spring garden! \nGeneral admission is free and runs from 9:00 – 11:30 am. \n\nPLANT SALE | 9:00 – 11:30 AM : Plants for sale include grafted fruit trees\, succulent dishes\, herbs\, ti plants\, and more. Cash or credit card using your cell phone will be accepted.\nPUMPKIN PAINTING (while supplies last): Fun activity for youth and adults.\nASK THE EXPERTS | 9:00 – 11:00 AM : Question and answer table for tropical and subtropical fruits. See the display of tropical and subtropical fruits grown in Hawaii. Pick up Fruit Hui handouts with fruit information.\nTREE GRAFTING – TALK & DEMO | 9:00 – 11:30 am: Mark Suiso will give an overview and tips on how to graft\, air-layer\, and care for trees.\nSOIL PAINTING | 9:00 – 11:30 am: Hawaii Agricultural Research Center will have fun youth and family activities.\nWATERWISE HOME IDEA GARDEN TOURS: On-going tours of a beautifully landscaped xeric garden.\nMG GARDEN OPEN HOUSE | 10:30 – 11:30 am: View the raised bed gardens and talk with Master Gardeners for gardening advice.\nOʻAHU INVASIVE SPECIES COMMITTEE: Learn about the top invasive species on Oʻahu. Little Fire Ant (LFA) delivers a painful sting and can cause blindness in pets. Look for small\, rust-colored ants that bite. Catching them early is key! Information will be available about other invasive species such as CRB.\nHAWAIʻI ANT LAB: Learn how the Hawaiʻi Ant Lab staff can help you to manage Little Fire Ant (LFA) infestations in residential neighborhoods. Stop the ant!\n\nWorkshops and Tours: ticket include general admission activities. \n\nGROWING COOL SEASON VEGETABLES | 9:00 – 10:30 AM (free\, walk-up): As temperatures begin to decrease in October\, it is time to plant your favorite cool season vegetables. Stop by the “Tiny Blue House” in front of the Master Gardener Training Garden (MGTG) for a 10-15 minute session to learn about starting your plants from seed. Explore the garden for inspiration and talk with Master Gardeners for gardening advice.\nLAUHALA WEAVING WORKSHOP | 9:00 – 10:00 AM; 10:15 – 11:15 AM (free): Learn to weave a pineapple from lauhala leaves (see image below).\nFRUIT ORCHARD TOUR | 10:00 – 11:00 AM (free\, walk-up): Take a tour of the CARES Waiawa orchard with volunteers from the Fruit Hui to learn about tropical fruit trees. Sign up in-person at the fruit display table for 15 participants on a first come first serve basis. Participants must wear closed toe shoes as terrain is uneven. Suggested: drinking water\, hat and sunscreen.\nLEARN TO WORM WORKSHOP | 9:00 – 11:00 am (Registration & Fee Required): This hands-on workshop by Mindy Jaffe includes assembling your own worm kit\, step by step\, and instructions for maintaining a productive worm. The fee covers the ʻLearn to Wormʻ Kit\, a basic box bin vermicomposting system. Included are a pre-drilled 10-gallon container\, two bricks for elevation\, plenty of cellulose bedding\, a nice digital scale\, custom-cut shadecloth bin blanket\, and a robust 4-ounce starter colony of worms. See https://wormohana.org/attend-a-learn-to-worm-workshop/#ltw to register (opens after Sept. 19).\n\nUGC Guidelines: \n\nAll guests must sign a UH consent waiver at the registration area upon arrival. Parents/guardians must provide supervision of minors at all times during the event to ensure their safety and security.\nPlease wear appropriate attire: shoes and sun protection.\nBring drinking water to stay hydrated in the heat.\nOnly guide dogs are allowed. No pets allowed.\n\nThank you for your cooperation. Enjoy your visit!
URL:https://www.treesforhonolulu.org/8547884539/fall-harvest-event-plant-sale-ask-the-expert-classes-more/
LOCATION:University of Hawaii Urban Garden Center\, 955 Kamehameha Hwy\, Pearl City\, HI 96782\, USA
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20261017T090000
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SUMMARY:Diamond Head State Monument: Trees for Kaimuki
DESCRIPTION:For more information and sign-up\, please email: MyTree@treesforhonolulu.org \nJoin Diamond Head State Monument and Trees for Kaimuki to help keep the trees and other native plants at Fort Ruger Path happy and healthy. This includes mulching trees\, pulling weeds and trimming up the tree canopy.  \nThis event occurs every third Saturday of each month from 9 am to about 12 am. \nBring shoes\, long pants\, long sleeved shirt\, sunscreen\, reusable water bottle\, a hat\, and a positive attitude.  \nTools\, gloves\, ice water and snacks will be provided. 
URL:https://www.treesforhonolulu.org/8547884539/diamond-head-state-monument-trees-for-kaimuki-22/
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