Adventure Blog

Some of their important work includes water quality monitoring, ‘opihi (a type of mollusk) monitoring, coral bleaching monitoring, and outreach. All of these projects are ongoing and growing with Maui’s ever-evolving environment and climate.

Hawaiʻi may be known for its beautiful oceans and beaches, but some of the real treasures lie within its unique greenery and native wildlife. Take a closer look and watch for these unique sights on the island.

The EMWP’s primary focus is protecting Maui’s native forests to ensure that Maui residents have a clean source of water for domestic, commercial and agricultural uses for current and future generations.

There are lots of things you can do while on your vacation to help reduce your impact on the local and international ecosystem. Here are ten things you can start doing on your next trip.

This year, we challenge you to set a maintainable resolution that will help yourself and our planet. This year we encourage you to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle -- in that order -- more than you ever have before.

This February, Skyline Eco-Adventures is proud to support Mauna Kahālāwai Watershed Partnership’s efforts and their work at protecting Maui’s watershed.