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      • North Shore Outdoor Circle
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    • The Online Circle - Environmental Education Blog
    • Contact
  • Programs
    • Exceptional Tree Initiative >
      • Bibliography/Sources
    • Free Tree Giveaways
    • Planting Events
    • ​​Greening Hawaiʻi’s Public Schools
    • ​Lahaina Fire Recovery
    • ​Determining the Public’s Perception of Urban Trees
    • Future Proofing Hawaiʻi’s Urban Forests
    • ​Green and Cool Hawaiʻi
    • ​Historic Trees of Banyan Drive
    • Majesty III - Exceptional Trees of Hawaiʻi Book
    • Reimagining Weed Circle – The Gateway to Haleʻiwa Town
    • ​Coconut Palm Sanctuary
    • "Valuing Trees” University Module
    • Collaborators of Past Outdoor Circle Initiatives >
      • Google Trekker
      • Kailua Citizen Forester Program
      • Carbon Neutrality Challenge
      • ​Walking Tours of the Trees of Greater Waikiki
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    • Keep Hawaii Beautiful
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    • East Hawaii Island
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    • Waikiki
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    • Waimea >
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    • Exceptional Tree Initiative >
      • How to Nominate an Exceptional Tree
      • Exceptional Tree Map
      • Exceptional Tree Library >
        • Bibliography/Sources
      • Exceptional Tree Gallery
      • Tree Mapping - Get Involved!
    • Exceptional Tree Map
    • Christine Snyder
    • Tree Reviews & Inquiries
    • Report a Problem
  • Signage
    • Signage
    • Political Campaign Signage
    • SAVE ANTI-BILLBOARD LAWS
    • Report a Problem
  • Resources
    • Plant Resources
    • Tree Information
    • Signage
    • Development Plans
    • Current Issues >
      • Light Pollution >
        • Environmental Headlines

Greening Hawaiʻi’s Public Schools with Shade, Fruit, Ornamental, and Native Trees

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These planting projects see shade, fruit, ornamental, and native species of trees planted at public schools throughout Hawaiʻi.  Students, faculty, and community members who wish to learn about the tree species planted and the correct way to maintain/care for them are invited to free workshop sessions so that they can learn about the program, the trees being planted, and then can assist with taking care of these trees and others throughout their communities.
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