I will join the Caring for Our Beaches Project by cleaning up at least one beach.

I will join the Million Trees of Aloha Project by planting and caring for at least one tree.
Submitted by Serena Thomas

The Hawai'i State Legislature's Keiki Caucus in conjunction with the Children & Youth Month Planning Committee is leading a grassroots effort to plant one million trees by October 2010.

Commit to join the effort, then click "Post A Journal" below, and share:

# of trees you planted
types of trees planted
location (town or zip code)
your organization (if any)
a picture or video of your trees (optional)

We encourage planting and continued care for native species and non-invasive trees. For guidance on planting the right type of tree in the right place, click here:
http://www.kanuhawaii.org/today/article/?id=126714362462149

I will commit to using earth friendly cleaning products
Submitted by Derek Wong

To use products that are earth
friendly and produced in environmentally and socially responsible ways such as 7th Generation (www.seventhgeneration.com).
They cost about the same as similar products you find at the supermarket,
but they're better for our communities, our islands, and our earth.

I will pick up trash left on the beach when I see it.
Submitted by Kevin Nesnow

Even though someone else carelessly left garbage on the beach, I malama 'aina and care for the land and ocean. I will pick up the trash I find on the beach and discard it an appropriate location.