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PILI NĀ MOKU COASTAL MAPPING
Coastal Mapping
The future of Waiʻanae should be shaped by the people who know it best.
Pili Nā Moku and it's partners creates space for ʻike kupuna, lived experience, and community observations to help guide stewardship and resilience planning for generations to come.
WAI'ANAE WATER QUALITY MONITORING
Data changes conversations.
Water connects mauka to makai, what flows through it flows through us.
Without testing, contamination stays hidden. Water monitoring turns uncertainty into knowledge and knowledge into action. Data gives our community the power to protect our health and hold systems accountable.
PŌKA'Ī BAY JETTY WALL & WATER CIRCULATION
Water circulation determines the health of Pōkaʻī Bay.
Stagnation creates “hot spots” that impact water quality and marine life.
Through community-led research and engineering solutions, we can identify where improvements such as a mākāhā opening will restore flow and strengthen resilience.
PŌKA'Ī BAY BUOY & OCEAN SAFETY RULES
Pōkaʻī Bay is a place for fishing, paddling, and gathering.
Pōkaʻī Bay is not just recreational space — it is a living conversation shoreline.
Without clear boundaries, heavy vessel traffic can threaten reef health, water quality, and community safety. Removing the buoy's and designating it as a "No Mooring" area will help protect nearshore ecosystems, preserve cultural access, and create safer waters for families.
CESSPOOL CONVERSION & WASTEWATER
Why It Matters
Water is not a commodity — it is a public trust.
Failing cesspools threaten groundwater, nearshore waters, and the health of our families. Supporting agencies and providing real solutions allows them to respond to data and community realities.
Aloha Kākou
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.