Nearly 10 native Hawaiian trees, including endemic loulu palms, were planted at Lahaina Harbor as part of ongoing restoration efforts following the 2023 wildfires. The project is part of broader community recovery work supported by multiple organizations.
- Lahaina Harbor received nearly 10 native trees including loulu palms, Hawaiian sandalwood, and other indigenous species.
- The planting project is funded by Maui County and coordinated by Lahaina Restoration Foundation with multiple community partners.
- Lahaina Harbor’s loading dock has reopened and resumed operations following the 2023 wildfire damage.
- Additional native plantings are scheduled for this month as part of ongoing harbor restoration work.
- Treecovery operates 31 grow hubs across Maui and has planted over 9,000 trees in recovery efforts.
Source: Maui Now
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