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Friends of Amy B.H.Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden <br /> 3. Planned Activities <br /> 3.1 Maintenance and Operational Activities <br /> • Trail and irrigation maintenance: Ensuring trails are cleared, irrigation systems are <br /> functional, and all public spaces are regularly maintained to prevent degradation and <br /> enhance accessibility. <br /> • Facility repairs: Addressing wear and tear on key structures, including repainting, minor <br /> construction, and upgrading security systems where needed. <br /> • Tree pruning and hazard management: Conducting regular inspections and tree <br /> maintenance to mitigate risks and promote ecological health. <br /> 3.2 Educational Programming <br /> • Youth engagement: Collaborating with local schools to deliver interactive programs that <br /> integrate science, culture, and hands-on activities such as planting and harvesting. <br /> • Community workshops: Hosting quarterly events that focus on traditional practices, <br /> native plant care, and sustainable agriculture. <br /> • Docent training: Equipping volunteers with the knowledge and skills to guide visitors <br /> and share the Garden's stories effectively. <br /> 3.3 Forest and Nursery Management <br /> • Invasive species removal: Weekly efforts to clear invasive plants, ensuring native <br /> species can thrive and reducing ecological competition. <br /> • Nursery expansion: Building additional structures and procuring supplies to increase <br /> capacity for native plant propagation. <br /> • Tree planting and distribution: Organizing community events to distribute plants and <br /> educate recipients on their care and significance. <br /> 3.4 Community Engagement and Events <br /> • Annual festivals: Highlighting Hawaiian culture and environmental stewardship through <br /> music, food, and interactive displays. <br /> • Volunteer workdays: Offering regular opportunities for community members to <br /> contribute to Garden upkeep and restoration efforts. <br /> • Plant sales: Providing affordable access to native plants while supporting Garden <br /> operations. <br /> 3.5 Infrastructure and Planning Enhancements <br /> • GIS database updates: Modernizing the Garden's mapping capabilities to improve <br /> resource management and visitor experiences. <br /> • Signage installation: Creating durable, aesthetically pleasing signs that align with the <br /> site's cultural and ecological themes. <br /> • Community Forestry Plan: Hosting public forums and workshops to incorporate <br /> community feedback into the updated plan. <br /> 5 <br />