VOLUNTEERS AND ADOPTERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE. COME AND GET INVOLVED! MUST BE >12 YEARS & PARENT PRESENT IF <18 YEARS.
What: Pearl Harbor Bike Path Clean Up Event
When: Saturday, April 6, 2013 from 8:00am to 11:00am
Where: Meet at one of two different locations: 6
1) HPD on Waipahu Depot Rd: Kapakahi & Pupuole areas
2) Neil Blaisdell Park: park, McGrew to park, Puuloa & Lehua
Work to include:
1) Cleaning bike path of trash & heavy debris from McGrew
Point to Neil Blaisdell Park
2) Cleaning Neil Blaisdell Park
3) Weeding & mulching at Puuloa Stream
4) Graffiti removal & path clean up near Lehua Elementary
5) Cleaning Kapakahi Stream, Pouhala Marsh & drainage ditch
across HPD on Waipahu Depot Road
6) Cleaning Pupuole Park & drainage ditch in the area
Volunteers and partnerships build stronger communities.
Team up with adopter Howard Ai, volunteer groups from
HECO, Pearl City Lions Club, Waipahu Coalition, government
agencies from USACE, HPD, Navy, USAR, ENV and many more
in this worthwhile clean up event. Come and make a difference!
For more information please contact SWQ Coordinator,
Tonya Ketza at 768-3248 or e-mail at [email protected]
Ear t h M o n t h and Mak e A Di f f e r e n c e M o n t h A c t i v i t ies :
• D e v e l o p s E n v i r o n m e n tal
Stewardshi p
• C r e a tes H e a l t h y
Communities
• Initiates Community
Involvement
• Promotes Commu n i ty
P r i d e
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Volunteers representing the Pearl City Community Association
and Mana Loa-Nimitz Lions Club are pictured near Blaisdell Park
in Pearl City during the 2011 Pearl Harbor Bike Path Clean Up.
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HECO volunteers pictured cleaning the area between the Pearl Harbor
Bike Path and the Pearl Harbor shoreline in Pearl City during the
2011 Pearl Harbor Bike Path Clean Up.
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Volunteers tend to the different varieties of Native Hawaiian plants
that are thriving in the Puuloa Natural Springs area near the Pearl
Harbor shoreline in Pearl City.
Community Volunteers Truly Make a Difference!
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