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The Kona Soil and Water Conservation District and the Kona Leos (an offshoot of the Kona Lions made up of high school students) are working together as partners. We have made up flyers based on the booklet linked below (Click on the PDF links below to download FREE copies.:

Did You Know.pdf
Invasive Species.pdf
Know your Chemical Heribicides.pdf
Soil Degradation.pdf
Water Resources.pdf

Kona’s Soil and Water Resource Concerns, Kuleana, and Actions Overcoming Challenges & Keeping Kona Green

by: Kona Soil and Water Conservation District

This book grew out of a belief that if people knew of our soil and water resources, how they came to be, and the threats they face, they would better appreciate and care for them.

Download the Free 28 Page PDF book.

 

KSWCD Mission Statement:
The mission of the Kona Soil and Water Conservation District is to encourage:

• the prevention of soil erosion,
• the conservation of water resources; and
• the prevention of floods.

Through education and working with federal, state and county agencies, the district shall cooperate with and assist managers of public lands, ranches and farms in North and South Kona Districts; in addition the KSWCD shall promote and encourage research, and dissemination of information to achieve the above.

KSWCD Resource Issues:
*Coastal resource management
*Flooding and soil erosion
*Community conservation awareness
*Recycling and waste management
*Watershed management planning
*Development and efficient use
of water resources

You Are Invited To Join US!
The Kona Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Directors, Associate Directors, and interested community members meet at 8am on the 3rd Thursday every month.

 

  ADDRESS:
KSWCD
81-948 Waena'Oihana Loop #101
Kealakekua, Hawai'i 96750

We're located off of Halekii Street,
below the Kealakekua Post Office.
Phone: (808) 339-9042