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- Alani tree at the summit
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- Building protective forest fencing
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- Waterfall at Waimea
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- Rats are a problem in many ways as they can eat the seeds of native plants and keep them from regenerating, eat native snails as well as the eggs of native birds.
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- Restoration at work: This picture shows a wildfire at Manana and the revegetation with native plants done by KMWP.
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- A day at the office
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- Clidemia: This plant is a priority invasive species that can negatively impact our forested watersheds.
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- Cloudy summit day
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- Find the staff! This photo gives a good perspective of the vast landscapes KMWP staff are working hard to protect.
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- Wildfire at Waimano
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- Protective fencing at work: Can you spot the feral goats being kept out by the fence?
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- View from Kualoa
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- Beautiful sunrise over the mountains
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- A day in the field: Meet some of the staff and landowners of KMWP
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- Hiking into Helemano to check fence
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- Native Pritchardia being grown to outplant
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- Ieie plant at the summit top
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- Kahili ginger: Kahili ginger is an invasive that can quickly overtake a native forest.
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- Kanawao: Scientific name: broussaisia arguta
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- Kapana: Scientific name: phyllostegia grandiflora
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- Hiking the ridge at Kipapa
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- Loulu hiwa, found only in the Ko’olaus: Scientific name: Pritchardia martii.
