Kahekili Herbivore Fisheries Management Area

01/07/2021

Check out this great interview with Darla White that features the research happening in the KHFMA!

Share thisby Amy Fonarow This interview was conducted on March 9th, 2017. While acting as the Special Projects Coordinator of Maui’s Division[...]

10/03/2019

Lovely article by John & Karen Seebart, champions of the KHFMA!

KAANAPALI — We are Karen and John Seebart. We have been volunteers at the Kahekili Herbivore Fisheries Management Area (KHFMA) since about 200.

09/07/2019

In response to misinformation in previous articles and opinion pieces regarding the condition of coral reefs off of Kahekili Beach Park in Kaanapali, we have sc

09/07/2019

A Maui County Council committee worked late into Friday night and approved a settlement in the long-standing Lahaina Wastewater Reclamation Facility injection w

07/25/2019

Happy 10th “Birthday” to the Kahekili Herbivore Fisheries Management Area! Mahalo to everyone who has supported this site through the years! We’ll be celebrating mauka to makai stewardship in West Maui at the Ridge to Reef Rendezvous and Keiki & Ohana Fishing Tournament on October 26th - save the date and join us!

03/06/2019

Mahalo to rock star volunteers Don McLeish (aka The Boxfather) and Karen & John Seebart (Original Box-Parents) for installing an info box by the KHFMA sign at Kahekili Beach Park! It has important ocean safety and environmental info on the outside as well as materials inside that people can read and return. And a big thanks to Joseph Pluta of Ka’anapali North Beach Masters Association for sponsoring the box and granting permission to post it here!
More info on the boxes (and how they can be adopted) can be found on this page: Ocean Safety + Environmental Stewardship Info Boxes - Adopt a Box program Mahalo to Geoffrey T Moore of Silver Moon Art & Design for the great graphics design work and his generosity to nonprofit causes on Maui!

11/02/2018

After having survived for millions of years, corals like those of the Great Barrier Reef may soon die from the threats posed by humans.