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Category: Aina

October 1, 2021September 12, 2022Aina, Climate, Environment, Flooding, Shoreline, Wetlands

Why Is Soil Erosion Such a Big Problem?

Why Is Soil Erosion Such a Big Problem? Soil loss is a problem for pollution and for the climate. Soil takes a […]

June 23, 2021June 23, 2022Aina, Community, Culture, History, Land, People, Watershed

Kula Kai before Western Contact

Kula Kai before Western Contact Before western contact, the area of Kula Kai (South Maui) had streams, wetlands, ponds, pools, and loi […]

June 11, 2021June 23, 2022Aina, Beaches, Culture

Grand-Wailea Hotel built on Hawaiian Burials – Kahamanini Bay

Grand-Wailea Hotel built on Hawaiian Burials – Kahamanini Bay            

April 11, 2021April 11, 2021About Us, Aina, Community

Your Voice

Your Voice Matters! Residents can help to create a better community and encourage responsible development, and the preservation of natural, cultural, and […]

April 4, 2021March 1, 2023Aina, Climate, Environment

Resource Extraction Impounded Sand Deposits

Shoreline and nearshore developments must be aware of the importance of preserving impounded sand. Shoreline sand is an extremely valuable asset, and […]

March 18, 2021June 23, 2022Aina, Culture, Development, Flooding, Streams, Water, Watershed, Wetlands

Group intervenes over Welakahao project concerns

Protecting the rights of the water, and the cultural and traditional rights of the people are at the core of this issue. […]

March 16, 2021September 27, 2021Aina, Development, Government, Housing

Unregulated Development

Unregulated development: Overdevelopment in the Kihei area was unregulated during the building booms of the 70’s and 80’s, but it is only […]

March 16, 2021April 10, 2021Aina, Climate, Environment, Flooding, Infrastructure, Land

About Kihei Flooding

About Kihei Flooding:  Flooding often occurs during Kona storms is often associated with power outages, making the problems worse. Flooding can occur […]

March 16, 2021April 10, 2021Aina, Beaches, Community, Culture, Development, Housing, Infrastructure, Uncategorized

Maui Coast Proposes a NEW Six Story Hotel in Kihei

Maui Coast Hotel wants to double in size by adding a new 6-story tower on South Kihei Road across from Kamaole Beach […]

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