Please help protect and restore our native dryland forest. The Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative is a 501(c)(3) non profit and as always your gifts are tax deductible. Mahalo.
Adopt-a-Tree
Adopt a tree to help restore our native environment. Choose from eight different native dry forest species at $10.00 for each adoption. We will plant your choice of species in the WDFI site and nurture it for you. We will also send you the GPS coordinates for your tree when it is placed in the ground. Species available for adoption are ko‘oloa‘ula (endangered), uhiuhi tree (endangered), wilwili tree (at risk), mao hou hele (endangered), lama, ‘a‘ali‘i, ‘ohai (endangered) ‘iliahi (in decline).
Gifts
With our gratitude, all donors will receive quarterly email updates, invitation to all events and recognition on our website.
| Friend – $30: Become a friend of the Waikoloa Dry Forest Recovery Project | |
| ‘A‘ali‘i – $50: Your gift will be used to plant 10 common species | |
| Uhiuhi – $100: We will plant 10 critically endangered uhiuhi trees in your honor | |
| Wiliwili – $250: Your gift will allow us to plant 25 wiliwili trees in your honor | |
| Steward – $500: This gift will contribute to a variety of restoration efforts including our nursery and supplies and your generosity will be commemorated at the project site | |
| Visionary – $1000: We will dedicate a ½ acre restoration site in your name, provide you updates about the site and recognize your contribution within the project |
Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative Wish List!
If you wish, you can donate a specific amount to help purchase items from our wish list.
| 4 Felco F600 folding pruning saws- $55 each | |
| 2 Fiskars 20in loppers- $32 each | |
| 2000ft 3/4″ Driscoll pipe- $600/500ft (this will allow us to have water at the project site, which we currently have to haul in by pick-up truck) | |
| Stihl FS 130 trimmer $740 |