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Category: Shoreline

December 18, 2022December 18, 2022Beaches, Shoreline, Wildlife

Sharks of Kihei

Sharks are Real. Take care out there. #sharksofkihei This is Shark Season in Hawaii:  This season is known by Hawaiians to be […]

March 22, 2022June 23, 2022Development, Flooding, Housing, Infrastructure, Shoreline, Watershed

Affordable Workforce Housing rules are being used to exploit vulnerable lands

Affordable Workforce Housing rules are being used to exploit vulnerable lands Developers are able to use Affordable Housing rules and “Pro affordable […]

Flooding Kulanihakoi Gulch Kihei
January 17, 2022October 1, 2022Environment, Flooding, Government, Land, Shoreline, Streams, Wetlands

Kulanihakoi Gulch at Risk

Kulanihakoi Gulch at Risk Kulanihakoi Gulch is at Risk of destruction because it is being sold off to developers. Kulanihakoi gulch is […]

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 […]

April 10, 2021January 17, 2022Development, Environment, Flooding, Infrastructure, Shoreline, Water

Waipuilani (“Fongs”) Gulch Kihei Flooding

WAIPUILANI GULCH IS NOTORIOUS FOR FLOODING: The Fong’s Gulch is the widest part of the makai end of Waipuilani Gulch, which is […]

March 16, 2021July 8, 2021Community, Culture, Environment, Kai, Shoreline

Tradition and Culture

Traditional and Cultural Uses: The (4) fishponds collectively known as Kalepolepo Fishponds have cultural significance and are associated with 2x Heiaus. The fish […]

March 16, 2021April 10, 2021Beaches, Climate, Flooding, Infrastructure, Shoreline, Uncategorized

Rising sea levels impacting shorelines

August 5, 2019August 5, 2022Environment, Government, Shoreline, Wetlands

Why is there an ugly fence around a scenic Nature Reserve?

Why is there an ugly barbed wire fence being put around a scenic Nature Reserve Why is there suddenly a 7-foot high […]

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