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Protecting Our Communities Through Community-Led Environmental Monitoring

We believe our communities deserve access to transparent, community-driven environmental data. Through our Waiʻanae Environmental Testing Initiative, we are building baseline environmental monitoring systems focused on the health of our air, drinking water, soil, and surrounding ecosystems.

A human hair is about 30 times bigger than a PM2.5 particle.

What’s In The Air We Breathe?

PM2.5 is tiny dust and pollution particles in the air that we breathe every day. Because they’re so small, they can get deep into our lungs and impact our health. Our monitoring helps us better understand what’s in the air around our homes, schools, and coastlines. (Monitor #1 Mohihi Street)

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Help Us Understand Waiʻanae Drinking Water Concerns

WHAT'S IN OUR DRINKING WATER?

Community members also shared concerns about drinking water quality, aging infrastructure, discoloration, and possible long-term health impacts. This work helps us better understand community experiences while helping guide future monitoring and outreach efforts around drinking water in Waiʻanae.

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Baseline Data Today. Healthier Futures Tomorrow.

WHAT'S in our soil?

Soil can hold more than what we see. Through community-led soil monitoring, we are beginning to build baseline environmental data to better understand possible contaminants that may impact ʻāina, homes, gardens, keiki, and coastal communities throughout Waiʻanae.

Wai'anae Air Monitoring Program

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Your kōkua helps restore ʻāina, protect wai, and uplift ea for our keiki and future generations. It supports the full scope of Kingdom Pathways work from native restoration and shade tree planting, to water quality monitoring and environmental health, to youth leadership, cultural education, and community advocacy.

Every dollar goes directly into community-driven solutions rooted in ʻike kupuna and guided by community voice.

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