The double-hulled Tahitian carved albizia wood canoe will be joined by a six-man fiberglass canoes next week. Preparations are underway. Paddles are also under construction.

I'm so sorry to inform you of the beginning of the demolition of the Koloa Monkeypod Trees. The bulldozers rammed the trees. The Garden Island News had in on the front page today.
It's a sad day for Kauai.

While the Monkeypod trees are being trimmed, black plastic now surrounds and hides the dirty deeds. Green Energy, a biomass plant, gets a thumbs up from the Planning Comission. How is it that "The Garden Island" could cut down beautiful trees and approve a plan to clear and burn up others?
I'm glad this day comes only once every four years.

Mahalo for your Kokua! Plenty prostestors have gathered, Island school journalism students are reporting, local residents and visitors HONK in support of the Monkeypod trees. David Nelson of Nelson Companies, West Bloomfield MI, will be cutting 23 of the 33 Monkeypod trees in Historic Koloa Town, to clear for an upscale shopping center! Email your oppositions to Mr. Nelson at drnelson@nelsoncos.com
Stacey Wong is the head of the Knudsen Trust, pushing for leaseland development.
VIGIL TONITE AT THE TREES, VOICE YOUR CONCERN, CALL THE MAYOR AND COUNCILPEOPLE!!!

Happy New Year!!! Thanks to all who continue to help the "causes". Lots to recap, lots going on.
Check out today's Garden Island News.
Please don't forget about the fate of the Monkeypod trees in
Old Koloa Town tomorrow, Jan. 2nd!!!!!!!
"Never, never, never ever give up." (W.Churchill)

After a much controversial ruling, Koloa Marketplace manages to push it's way threw!
Unfortunately, that means most of the 100 yr. old, or so, Monkey Pod Trees, at the entrance of OLD Koloa Town, are coming down too. Protesters are already gathering.
January 2, 2008 is the date!!Tree huggers wanted!!!!