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Highways Division – Oahu District
Environmental Management Section
727 Kakoi St.
Honolulu, HI 96819

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“Adopt-A-Highway is our chance to show others how Rotarians are ‘People of Action.’ Where others see problems, we see solutions,” said Lani Bergtrom, treasurer and president-elect for the Rotary Club of Kapolei Sunset. “Adopt-A-Highway is one of the hands-on tools educating our community members about our environment. Our participants learn to understand and appreciate the impact of trash, even on one small stretch of an Oahu highway.” – Rotary Club of Kapolei Sunset, Q4 Adopt-A-Highway Champion.

While rain gardens protect your yard and make them beautiful, they also help the environment by collecting storm water runoff and allowing it to soak into the ground. Often made of native shrubs, grasses, and flowers, rain gardens can remove up to 80% of sediments from rainwater runoff. These gardens are not only beautiful, but building one is an easy, cost-effective way to help reduce runoff from your property. Learn how to build your own by clicking the link in our bio.

For National Bird Feeding Month, consider making your own bird feeder from milk or juice cartons. According to the EPA, these cartons contribute to the more than 80 million tons of packaging waste in the U.S. Help keep some of this waste out of our landfills by using them for crafts and other projects.

Ready, set, share your knowledge! Take our survey and help us better educate the public regarding storm water and water quality issues.

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Make Hawaii an even better place to live by taking our Public Awareness Survey! Each survey helps us raise awareness and better educate the public regarding storm water.

If you have livestock on your property, consider reading up on our Agriculture Tips to help prevent pollution like dirt, fertilizers and other chemicals from entering our storm drains. You can also download our Helpful Landscaping Tips brochure clicking the link in our bio.

Inspiring Hawaii’s youth to make a difference is one of the best ways to prevent storm water pollution. Teaching the keiki in your community how to identify pollutants and be environmentally friendly will allow them to start positive habits early on. Read more on how to teach your keiki about storm water awareness.

Whether you need to keep your work from home space clean or the house needs some order, creating your own DIY organizers will keep your space tidy. Learn how to create your own organizers by clicking the link in our bio.

We need your help to spread the word about the importance of keeping Hawaii’s storm drains clear! By taking our pledge, you will be helping us in our efforts to protect our waters and reduce storm water pollution.

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