Second Saturday
Livable Hawaii Kai Hui
Second Saturdays focus on wetland enhancement for the ʻalaeʻula, the endangered waterbird endemic to only Oʻahu and Kauaʻi, and/or upland work tending to the dryland reforestation of Keawāwa.
Schedule: Second Saturday, 8:30 am (upcoming: Nov 14 and Dec 12, 2026)
Location: Keawāwa Wetland, 6888 Hawaii Kai Drive, Honolulu, HI (Oʻahu). Entrance is the gate closest to Keahole St and 7000 Hawaii Kai Dr. On-street parking.
Requirements: Waiver and photo release for first-time 2026 volunteers.
How to sign up: https://www.lhkh.org/events/second-saturday-2611 (RSVPs appreciated but not required. Same-day registration also available at the wetland.)
Livable Hawaii Kai Hui
About the organizer
Taking care of the land for generations to come. Protecting and educating the community about Maunalua’s natural and cultural resources through land-based engagement.Our mission is to uphold the integrity of the East Honolulu Sustainable Communities Plan which sets guidelines for sensible development respectful of Hawaiian cultural and natural resources that make East Honolulu a unique place to live. Protection of land through stewardship or acquisition and community education and engagement.
Second Saturday
Livable Hawaii Kai Hui
Second Saturdays focus on wetland enhancement for the ʻalaeʻula, the endangered waterbird endemic to only Oʻahu and Kauaʻi, and/or upland work tending to the dryland reforestation of Keawāwa.
Schedule: Second Saturday, 8:30 am (upcoming: Nov 14 and Dec 12, 2026)
Location: Keawāwa Wetland, 6888 Hawaii Kai Drive, Honolulu, HI (Oʻahu). Entrance is the gate closest to Keahole St and 7000 Hawaii Kai Dr. On-street parking.
Requirements: Waiver and photo release for first-time 2026 volunteers.
How to sign up: https://www.lhkh.org/events/second-saturday-2611 (RSVPs appreciated but not required. Same-day registration also available at the wetland.)
Livable Hawaii Kai Hui
About the organizer
Taking care of the land for generations to come. Protecting and educating the community about Maunalua’s natural and cultural resources through land-based engagement.Our mission is to uphold the integrity of the East Honolulu Sustainable Communities Plan which sets guidelines for sensible development respectful of Hawaiian cultural and natural resources that make East Honolulu a unique place to live. Protection of land through stewardship or acquisition and community education and engagement.