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The Sierra Club is hosting an Ala Mahamoe Native Forest Restoration Workday on Saturday, February 1 from 8:00-11:00am.  Students interested in coming must 1) submit this online registration form and 2) bring a signed waiver form with them on the morning of the event.  To request a waiver form, email hs@paachawaii.org. Max: 35 students. First-come, first-serve.

Approximate address of site:
1812 Ala Mahamoe Street Honolulu, HI 96819
Park along street and meet at gate on sidewalk area.

What to Expect:
We will be removing invasive plants (primarily guinea grass) to increase chances of survival for hundreds of native plants that were outplanted in November 2018.  The area we are working in is typically hot and dry, with high sun exposure. Terrain is uneven in some places and work will be done on easy-to-moderate slopes.

Work Plan (tentative)
7:55am: Meet at Ala Mahamoe gate, all waivers signed and collected
8:00am: Introductions, Work Plan, Pass out Tools and Gloves, Safety Briefing
8:20am: Work (rest/snack/water break when needed)
10:45am: Walk back to Bottom Gate, Mahalos and done!

What to Wear and Pack:
– COMPLETED WAIVERS REQUIRED for EACH participant
– SHOES ARE REQUIRED. No Shoes No Work!
– Clothing that can get dirty (long sleeve shirt and pants highly recommended!!)
– Hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
– Resuable water bottle(s) and plenty of water (1/2 gallon recommended)
– Snacks and any medications needed
– Rain jacket (in case of inclement weather)
*All tools and gloves will be provided*

Please Note:
-Students must be chaperoned by a parent or teacher
-There are no bathrooms at the site. Participants will need to drive to the nearest bathroom at Moanalua Community Park or in the Mapunapuna area.