Pearl Harbor Bike Path Trail Cleanup Day
Join UXHI and Piʻikū on Saturday, April 18, from 8:00–10:30 AM for a community workday supporting the City and County of Honolulu to help care for the Pearl Harbor Bike Path Trail.
As part of the City’s yearly Pearl Harbor Bike Path Cleanup, UXHI will help mālama a site along Waipahu Depot Road / Kapakahi Stream, which feeds into Pouhala Marsh, a critical wetland habitat and home to threatened waterbirds and native Hawaiian plants and historic loʻi and fish ponds. Caring for this area helps protect downstream ecosystems and strengthens the resilience of our local environment.
The Pearl Harbor Bike Path is an important community resource, supporting biking, walking, and alternative transportation while connecting neighborhoods along the path—from Kapolei, Ewa, Waipahu, Pearl City and Aiea. Beyond physical health, the trail offers access to nature, shared public space, and opportunities for community stewardship.
We acknowledge the recent Kona Low storms and the communities affected across the island. This cleanup is one small way we can continue caring for the land and waterways, recognizing the interconnectedness of our island ecosystems.
(Wahi pana) Learn More About the Place:
Supporting Storm Recovery
In response to the individuals impacted by the recent Kona Low storms, please consider donating to support the individuals and families affected.
The Lāhui Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is mobilizing to support families impacted by recent flooding across the North Shore.
https://www.lahuifoundation.org/
What to Bring
Reusable water bottle
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Comfortable work clothing and closed-toe shoes
Work gloves (optional — some will be provided)
Getting There
📍 Location
Waipahu Depot St on Google Maps
🚗 Driving:
Park along Waipahu Depot Street, across the street from Servco Waipahu
🚌 🚝 Transit:
Ride The Bus or Skyline Rail to Waipahu Transit Center
🚲 Biking:
Bike along the Pearl Harbor Bike Path Trail and head mauka/north near Farrington Highway