Aloha! Welcome to the East Maui Watershed Partnership Website

5th and 6th grade students from Carden Academy on Maui, looking for birds on a hike through native forest led by EMWP

The East Maui Watershed Partnership is committed to protecting this watershed for the people of Maui. Our watersheds are our
source of water, culture and biodiversity.

Welcome to the East Maui Watershed Partnership's website. Here you will find a wealth of information about Hawaiian rainforest ecology, the functions of a watershed, native wildlife, natural resource management on Maui and watershed education for teachers.

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About EMWP Who we are, what we do, where we work and how you can help protect your watershed. GO>>	Malama Wao Akua 2010 View annual juried art exhibition information and prior shows. Receiving Day: Tuesday, 9/21. GO>>	Teacher Resources Sign up for classroom presentations, hikes, field studies and other activities available to educators. GO>>
Forest Birds Honeycreepers are Hawaii's forest songbirds. View images and listen to their songs. GO>>	Watersheds What is a watershed? How does it make water? Learn about Hawaiian rainforest ecology. GO>>	Native Plants Hawaiian uses of native plants, a brief look at ethnobotany. GO>>

For more information, email us at info@eastmauiwatershed.org
write: PO Box 431 / Makawao, HI 96768
call: 808-573-6999

Last updated July, 2010

About EMWP
Who we are, what we do, where we work and how you can help protect your watershed. GO>>

Malama Wao Akua 2010
View annual juried art exhibition information and prior shows. Receiving Day: Tuesday, 9/21. GO>>

Teacher Resources
Sign up for classroom presentations, hikes, field studies and other activities available to educators. GO>>

Forest Birds
Honeycreepers are Hawaii's forest songbirds. View images and listen to their songs. GO>>

Watersheds
What is a watershed? How does it make water? Learn about Hawaiian rainforest ecology. GO>>

Native Plants
Hawaiian uses of native plants, a brief look at ethnobotany. GO>>

About EMWP Who we are, what we do, where we work and how you can help protect your watershed. GO>>

Malama Wao Akua 2010 View annual juried art exhibition information and prior shows. Receiving Day: Tuesday, 9/21. GO>>

Teacher Resources Sign up for classroom presentations, hikes, field studies and other activities available to educators. GO>>

Forest Birds Honeycreepers are Hawaii's forest songbirds. View images and listen to their songs. GO>>