Trees & Agroforestry
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Visit this BLOG POST to read more and watch the webinar recording from Hawai‘i ‘Ulu Cooperative!
A free online tool from USDA to help address questions such as: What does our tree canopy look like? Where is our tree canopy located? Is the distribution of tree canopy in Hawai‘i equitable? How can we prioritize tree planting and maintenance where it can have the most impact for communities disproportionately burdened by risks that urban tree cover may help improve?
Urban forestry issues span from the mountains to the sea and include watersheds, stormwater runoff, sea level rise, cooling, tree care, fire and forest health, improved management of trees, support for enforced ordinances to improve the health of the urban canopy, and education to citizens and government about the value of our urban trees. Access the full Hawai‘i Forest Action Plan 2016.
Kaulunani focuses on improving the health and viability of trees in Hawaii’s communities through the implementation of educational programs; supporting Tree City USA communities across the state; providing technical training; administering financial support in the form of cost-share grants via Kaulunani’s Grant Program; supporting Arbor Day Hawaiʻi; and maintaining public/private partnerships.
Your one-stop hub for resources connecting trees to human health, from science-backed data to everyday activity suggestions. Download eye-catching, informative materials to post in your workplace or share on social media!
Find a list of tree species, UH publications, incentive programs, and more!
An online community for growers, consumers, traders, processors, researchers and lovers of breadfruit!
A free online resource library filled with practical resources to support schools and school districts as they plan, develop, use, and manage schoolyard forests. By Green Schoolyards America.
ARCHIVE OF PAST OPPORTUNITIES
Request for Fellowship Applications 2022.pdf2022 Tree Canopy Fellowship
Applicants must be students or have graduated with a degree within the last two years from an accredited institution of higher learning (i.e, community college or university). Four Fellows will be selected to carry out projects that use the Hawai‘i Tree Canopy Viewer and data to contribute to the mission and purpose of Kaulunani, as well as contribute to the goals of Hawaii’s Forest Action Plan, specifically, the Urban and Community Forestry section. Applications are due by September 15, 2022, 5:00pm HST.
2022 Food Trees for Schools - Info Flier.pdfFood Trees for Schools Initiative
A project of Hawai‘i Public Health Institute and Bank of Hawai‘i (2021-2022 school year).