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Haleakalā National Park first became a national p Haleakalā National Park first became a national park in 1916, when it was part of Hawai’i National Park- also encompassing what is now Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. In 1961, Haleakalā National Park became its own National Park, and encompasses two districts- the Summit district and Kīpahulu district! We are proud to support the long-standing important work of Haleakalā National Park. What do you think of when you think of Haleakalā National Park?
Hiring our first Executive Director, funding impor Hiring our first Executive Director, funding important projects to support Haleakalā National Park, welcoming new board directors, opening an online retail store, and more! 2021 was a very successful year for Haleakalā Conservancy, and we just shared our highlights from this past year in our newsletter! Be sure to sign up on our website to read the good news! Looking forward to 2022, we have a lot of exciting projects on the horizon to expand our ability to support Haleakalā National Park. Stay tuned!
Snow in Hawaii?!❄️ You can occasionally see Snow in Hawaii?!❄️ You can occasionally see snow and ice here on Maui at the Summit of Haleakalā during the winter season! You might want to pack an extra layer when visiting the Summit, as you can expect the temperature to drop about 3°F for every 1,000 foot rise in elevation.
Enjoy the beauty of Waimoku Falls! The sounds an Enjoy the beauty of Waimoku Falls! The sounds and sights of this 400 foot waterfall bring peace and inspiration. Find this beautiful feature at the end of the Pīpīwai Trail in the Kīpahulu District of Haleakalā National Park. How you find peace in nature?
Hau'oli Makahiki Hou (Happy New Year)! Wishing you Hau'oli Makahiki Hou (Happy New Year)! Wishing you all a bright and wonderful start to 2022. We at Haleakalā Conservancy are looking forward to a new year of supporting the important work of Haleakalā National Park, and thank you for your support in 2021!
A stay at a cabin in the Haleakalā Crater sometim A stay at a cabin in the Haleakalā Crater sometimes comes with a warm Nēnē welcome! While you may spot a few geese hiking through the crater, keep in mind that they are the rarest goose species in the world! Nēnē can be friendly creatures, but always remember to give wildlife space and do not feed the animals.
Don’t forget to look up! Beautiful views are all Don’t forget to look up! Beautiful views are all around when you’re hiking trails in Haleakalā National Park. Check out our website to learn more about the work we do to support the beauty of Haleakalā National Park! Pictured: A view of the Bamboo forest and a Banyan tree in the Kīpahulu district of Haleakalā National Park
We at Haleakalā Conservancy wish you a holiday se We at Haleakalā Conservancy wish you a holiday season with the halls decked with ‘ohelo berries, nights as silent as the Crater floor, joy as abundant as the water streaming over Waimoku Falls, and as bright as the first beam of sunrise. ✨Happy Holidays to all!✨
Last week the Haleakalā Conservancy was invited t Last week the Haleakalā Conservancy was invited to help with an in-park 'ahinahina (Haleakalā Silversword) out-planting! A wonderful experience being able to assist with Haleakalā National Park’s efforts to support this rare and threatened plant. Hundreds of Haleakalā Silverswords were planted, and we hope to see them grow and thrive for years to come!
Did you know Haleakalā is still considered an act Did you know Haleakalā is still considered an active volcano by most scientists? Haleakalā’s most recent eruptions occurred sometime between the years 1480 and 1600- super recent in geological time!
Are you chasing waterfalls on this #WaterfallWedne Are you chasing waterfalls on this #WaterfallWednesday? Here is a video of the Kīpahulu District’s Pipiwai trail for some mid-week inspiration!
There will be an online public meeting tonight at There will be an online public meeting tonight at 5:30pm HST for Haleakalā National Park to receive input on a proposed project. This proposed project is to suppress non-native mosquito populations to address the impacts of avian malaria on threatened and endangered Hawaiian forest birds on Maui. Find more information at the link in our bio!
I spy an I’iwi! Haleakalā National Park is a g I spy an I’iwi! Haleakalā National Park is a great place to go birdwatching and hopefully spot some rare forest bird species. Unfortunately, many of the forest bird species found in the park are endangered or threatened species, but there is a lot of work being done by the park and other organizations to protect them. Check out some of the efforts we are funding by visiting the Projects Page on our website. What birds have you spotted while visiting Haleakalā National Park?
Do you love Nēnē? Are you looking for some fun g Do you love Nēnē? Are you looking for some fun gift ideas this holiday season? Check out our shop to find some gear featuring Hawaii’s State bird- and your purchases will support Haleakalā National Park’s efforts to protect Nēnē! Available in many colors, and sizes for Toddler, Youth, and Adult.
Somewhere over the rainbow (and through the mist) Somewhere over the rainbow (and through the mist) is the Haleakalā Crater! Would you rather find a pot of gold or a Haleakalā Silversword at the end of a rainbow?
Haleakalā National Park has announced that both t Haleakalā National Park has announced that both the Summit and Kīpahulu districts are reopened after this weekend’s weather. We hope all are safe. Please continue to use caution and drive carefully.
Interested in working with the Philanthropic Partn Interested in working with the Philanthropic Partner of Haleakalā National Park? Haleakalā Conservancy is now hiring through Americorps VISTA! Gain experience working with a nonprofit, work directly with Haleakalā National Park in the Education division, engage with the community, and learn a variety of skills within fundraising, marketing, technology, development, and more! Apply through my.americorps.gov
The Haleakalā Silversword, or ‘ahinahina, is en The Haleakalā Silversword, or ‘ahinahina, is endemic to Haleakalā National Park, meaning it is found nowhere else! The rarity of this threatened plant makes it an exciting sight to see at Haleakalā. For us at Haleaklalā Conservancy, supporting the conservation of animals and plants, like the ‘ahinahina, is important to ensure that future generations can experience them for years to come.
It’s #GivingTuesday and our brand new shop is up It’s #GivingTuesday and our brand new shop is up on our website! Today is a perfect day to support Haleakalā National Park and find some gifts for the upcoming holidays. Check out our website to donate, shop, or learn more about us- linked in our bio!
The Haleakalā Crater is unlike anywhere else, bot The Haleakalā Crater is unlike anywhere else, both peaceful and powerful. What words come to mind when you think of this special place?
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