Māulukua

Māulukua By early 2000 the pastures were covered with invasive weeds. Hālau Ke’alaokamaile honored the land with the new name of Māulukua or ‘Upland Forest’.

After a long run of goats, the pastures are clear again setting the stage for a return to Wao La’au.

Something we all know deep down…
05/20/2026

Something we all know deep down…

We love blowing drizzle ❤️. Mahalo Ukiukiu. Planted another 500 ‘A’ali’i Sunday under the Kāloakūlua moon phase. More fi...
05/14/2026

We love blowing drizzle ❤️. Mahalo Ukiukiu. Planted another 500 ‘A’ali’i Sunday under the Kāloakūlua moon phase. More filler for shade and grass control. 📷 Steve Mack

05/08/2026

Another 500 for Sunday 🤙🏻🌱❤️

She was all fluffed up trying to keep her egg warm. Look how big around she looks! 1/2 that size walking around 😂. Healt...
04/29/2026

She was all fluffed up trying to keep her egg warm. Look how big around she looks! 1/2 that size walking around 😂. Healthy as can be with organic feed. Still giving me stink eye!

Wonderful validation 🌱❤️. Lines up with our community planting of ‘ōhi’a and koa today under the Kūkahi moon phase.
04/20/2026

Wonderful validation 🌱❤️. Lines up with our community planting of ‘ōhi’a and koa today under the Kūkahi moon phase.

The US Senate unanimously passed a bipartisan resolution Tuesday designating April 2026 as National Native Plant Month, highlighting the role indigenous flora plays in environmental conservation and Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage.

When the rain falls, the lehua celebrate. Grateful to have known these two friends since we planted them up here. With r...
04/09/2026

When the rain falls, the lehua celebrate. Grateful to have known these two friends since we planted them up here. With recent rains they are heathy and prosperous.

Cool!
03/28/2026

Cool!

Pūkiawe pickin’ ❤️

In a sweet little stretch of forest on the slopes of Haleakalā, five ʻalalā continue to thrive. While our field team still makes supplemental food available, we delight in witnessing these captive-reared birds foraging for native fruits in their forest home.

📸 ‘alalā eating pūkiawe berries/MFBRP

Hoku watching a Nene. She might have blown in from Ulupalukua with that Kona storm last night! Nice treat after some soa...
02/04/2026

Hoku watching a Nene. She might have blown in from Ulupalukua with that Kona storm last night! Nice treat after some soaking rains to follow our recent native plantings. ❤️🌱🤙🏼

Is this Hana? No….the latest installment for the weekend from Native Nursery. Been preparing for a couple months.
01/23/2026

Is this Hana? No….the latest installment for the weekend from Native Nursery. Been preparing for a couple months.

Another round of 2nd Generation Māulukua koa. The older ones are getting a soak to encourage and feed bottom roots.
01/14/2026

Another round of 2nd Generation Māulukua koa. The older ones are getting a soak to encourage and feed bottom roots.

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Makawao, HI
96768

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Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm
Saturday 7am - 5pm
Sunday 7am - 5pm

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