Kona Soil and Water Conservation District

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81-948 Waenaoihana Loop Ste 101
Kealakekua, HI 96750
+1 (808) 339-9042
http://kswcd.org

The Kona Soil and Water Conservation District (KSWCD) is dedicated to promoting soil and water conservation while addressing local concerns related to resource management in the North and South Kona Districts. Through educational initiatives and collaboration with various agencies, KSWCD aims to enhance community awareness and facilitate sustainable practices among land managers and residents.

In partnership with the Kona Leo Club, composed of high school students, KSWCD actively engages the community in conservation efforts by providing resources and information on critical issues such as soil erosion, invasive species, and water conservation. Their mission encompasses fostering a deeper understanding of local resources and the challenges they face, ultimately striving to keep Kona green for future generations.

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