PROTECTING AND IMPROVING OUR BAY AND BEACH
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A MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT
This beautiful beach and bay on the northwest coast of Maui has been the site of many wonderful family vacations for four generations.
Over the past 40+ years, however, we have seen signs of degradation in the health of the bay: beach erosion, loss of water clarity, increased algae, and fewer seashells to name a few. We and others expressed our concerns over these ‘losses’, which led to the founding of this non-profit organization to oversee the scientific and educational efforts aimed at improving the health of this corner of paradise on Maui. |
This was done in memory of my parents, Noel and Agnes Brown, who ‘discovered’ this place for our family, and loved it immensely.
Aloha nui loa,
Pat Brown Lindquist and Family
Aloha nui loa,
Pat Brown Lindquist and Family
OUR PROJECTS
🐠 Beach Access
🐠 Beach Restoration
🐠 Bay Health
🐠 Napili Kahawai Restoration
🐠 Napili 4-5 Desilting Basin
🐠 2021 NBBF Fact Sheet (pdf)
🐠 Beach Restoration
🐠 Bay Health
🐠 Napili Kahawai Restoration
🐠 Napili 4-5 Desilting Basin
🐠 2021 NBBF Fact Sheet (pdf)
NBBF IN THE NEWS
🐟 State releases funding for Napili Beach Access Project
🐟 $75K released to replace beach stairs
🐟 Congratulations! SB132 passed the Hawaii State Senate today!
🐟 Beach Erosion
🐟 Napili Bay and Beach Foundation to report on marine life
🐟 Napili ramps up bay health monitoring program
🐟 Students conduct marine biology monitoring event at Napili Bay
🐟 Donations sought for project to protect Napili Bay
🐟 $75K released to replace beach stairs
🐟 Congratulations! SB132 passed the Hawaii State Senate today!
🐟 Beach Erosion
🐟 Napili Bay and Beach Foundation to report on marine life
🐟 Napili ramps up bay health monitoring program
🐟 Students conduct marine biology monitoring event at Napili Bay
🐟 Donations sought for project to protect Napili Bay
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