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Support the restoration of native forests and traditional Hawaiian agriculture in the Olowalu watershed. This ridge-to-reef project prevents sediment runoff, protects coral reefs, and restores critical habitat for native species — helping regenerate one of Hawai‘i’s most iconic coastal ecosystems.
Learn more about this project here.
Our restoration efforts focus on removing trash and invasive species, and growing native plant species in critical areas within the watershed. This then serves the community by providing educational experiences, as a source of organic produce, erosion prevention, and protection for the neighboring coral reefs.
SeaTrees evaluates this project annually to measure its impact on all relevant Sustainable Development Goals. This project supports three United Nations Sustainable Development Goals:
Mitigates climate hazards through carbon farming and land resilience.
Prevents sediment runoff to protect coral reefs and marine biodiversity.
Restores degraded land, increases biodiversity, and combats erosion through native reforestation.
