Welcome to our Wetland Warriors Official Landing Page
Educators interested in participating in workshops, online courses or wetland field trips with students are encouraged to contact us.
Mahalo for your Interest.
An Initiative to Cultivate More Community Members who Care for and Protect the Wetlands of Hawai'i.
FIELD TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
Since April 2023, OVER 500 YOUTH & ADULTS VISITED VARIOUS WETLANDS.
Mahalo to All the Maui Educators for Connecting their Students with the Wetlands!
In February 2024 - NEW Wetland Conservation Plan Released! A MUST READ for all Wetland Warriors of HawaiŹ»i!
Prioritized Wetlands on Each Island are Listed. On Maui, PiŹ»ikea Ponds were included! Many thanks to the Wetland Warriors - high school students - who documented the nesting AeŹ»o. This had a significant impact! Read more.
Spring 2023 Wetland Warriors Initiative Events
This video was created by Roxana Hollifield, KÅ«lanihÄko'i High School after the April 2023 Teacher Workshop.
Wetland Field Trip Information
Participating educators chose a wetlands field trip location and submit preferred date options in the application process.
Contact Us to Stay Informed of Future Events for Educators.
Locations for field trips coordinated by Learning Endeavors include these South Maui Wetland Sites:
LÄŹ»ie Mauka, PiŹ»ikea Pond, Waipuilani Park, and KeÄlia Ponds.
Bus transportation provided, as funding allows.
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Date Options:
Tuesdays
Mahalo to Our Participants from 2023 WWDay!
Wetlands Walking Excursion & Activities for Keiki and Ohana
LÄ'ie Mauka Wetlands Work Days
Every Saturday at 8:00 AM
Park at Medi Spa No pre-registration required. Contact S. Maui Wetlands Hui for more information or express your intent to help: Email mauiwetlands@gmail.com
Learn More About Maui Wetlands & Excellent Wetland Ecology Information at the new S. Maui Save The Wetlands Hui Website www.savethewetlands.org
Funding provided by a Maui County Wetlands Grant in partnership with Hawai'i Land Trust, Save the Wetlands Hui, and others. 2022-2023
Learning Endeavors believes in offering innovative approaches to field based, place-based learning. Program participants engage in data collection for citizen science projects and stewardship activities that help our fragile ecosystems in Hawai'i.