What You Can Do…

Reduce My Polluted Runoff

When we over irrigate our lawn, or when it rains, water can run off to lower areas, and make its way into our streams and ocean. On its journey, water can pick up and carry substances that pollute our ocean, cause harm to marine life, and ultimately affect our unique West Maui way of life. (And that’s no good.) Here’s how you can reduce polluted runoff from the start.

Use Fertilizer
Wisely

How to lessen the use of fertilizers and their effect on our oceans

Handle Pesky
Pests Right

How to manage those menaces with the ocean in mind

Pick Up After
My Pooch

Why picking up Kolohe’s waste matters

Reduce My Water Runoff

When we use less water, or give it a chance to soak into the ground, less polluted runoff will make its way into our waterways. That means a healthy ocean—and cleaner waves!—for us all.

Water Smart
Outdoors

Tips on irrigating your lawn—and not your neighbor’s car

Plant Pono

Which plants to use, and other suggestions on reducing the trickle-down effect

Install a
Rain Garden

This clever landscape feature will make you the talk of the neighborhood

Car Wash Like
a Greenie

Hints on how to clean your surf-mobile—and not the street

Volunteer in My Community

Find out what projects are happening in West Maui—and how you can take action with your community at your side.

Lend a Hand

Strut your West Maui pride by pitching in on community projects

Have a question? Need some tips on products? We’re happy to tackle your yard or runoff woes.

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