Protecting and Preserving Maui Nui’s Environment & Important Cultural Sites for Over 40 Years

Sign up for Outings Leader Training May 18, 2024!

Will you be on Maui May 18? Would you like to help get more people out to enjoy and appreciate Maui’s unique and beautiful natural and cultural legacy? Join our free training session to become a hike leader with Sierra Club! We will meet at 9am on Saturday, May 18 to go over how to select, scout, plan, publicize and lead outings in Maui County, with a focus on safety and sharing our love for … Read more

Spring Flower Sale April 29, 2023!

Saturday  April 29, 2023  7am to 2pm 3304 Akala Drive, Kihei (Maui Meadows) The annual Sierra Club Maui plant sale is BACK and will also feature some select gently used yard sale treasures and gift certificates as well as home baked goodies. Join us for a great day for a great cause in Maui Meadows.   DONATIONS of Healthy Plants, gently use yard sale items,  empty pots, baked goods and gift certificates gratefully accepted. VOLUNTEERS … Read more

World Water Day March 22, 2023 at UHMC

Please join us for a special World Water Day event hosted by the Student ʻOhana for Sustainability and Sierra Club Maui.  Come learn about the efforts on Maui to mālama our wai and how you can get involved! Wednesday, March 22, 3-6pm on the Great Lawn at UHMC On World Water Day, weʻll be joining communities across the world to reflect on our own water situation here at home, and what we can do to … Read more

Sierra Club Maui Group on Hawaii Now

The Maui Visitors and Convention Bureau sponsored an excellent video about the work of Sierra Club Maui Group and how visitors to Maui can be part of protecting and restoring Maui’s cultural and natural history. Get involved in caring for Hawaii with Sierra Club Maui and Malama Hawaii Sponsored by Maui Visitors and Convention Bureau HONOLULU (HI Now) – Sierra Club Maui hike leaders and volunteers help care for ancient Hawaiian archaeological sites in South … Read more

Preserve state lands for environmental and recreational use

Act 90 was adopted by the State of Hawai‘i in 2003, specifying that agricultural land that is state-owned should be managed by the Department of Agriculture (DOA) rather than the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DNLR). The DLNR has provided short-term and long-term leases to farmers and ranchers on suitable land for a very long time. In addition, some lands have been transferred to the DOA as per Act 90. The past year a … Read more