Maui Press Kit
Maui Press Kit
Maui Overview
Maui Fact Sheet
Maui Timeline
The Many Faces of Maui
Maui Nui – Three Unique Experiences
Maui by Region
Kapalua, Arms Embracing the Sea
Lāhainā, Where History and Playfulness Meet
Kāʻanapali, Maui’s Coastal Playground
Central Maui, a Bridge for Many Cultures
Kīhei, Maui’s Sunny South Shore
Wailea, a Sanctuary of Beauty
Mākena, the Spirit of Maui
Big Treasures Abound in Maui’s Small Towns
The Dream of Old Hawaiʻi is Alive in Hāna
Knocking on Heaven’s Door – Haleakalā and Upcountry Maui
The Great Maui Mix
Maui is Rich in Things Hawaiian
The Many Cultures of Maui
Maui, a Center for the Arts in the Pacific
Maui, a Natural Treasure
Thirty Things to Do on Maui
When the Sun Goes Down in Paradise
Maui is for Eagle-Eyed Golfers
Where Mauna Kahālāwai (West Maui Mountains) Meets the Ocean
In its Museums, Maui’s History Comes Alive
Maui, the Romantic Island
Health and Wellness, Maui Style
Maui is a Shopper’s Paradise
Maui Loves Kids!
In Every Way, a Maui Vacation is a Family Bonding Experience
Families Discover Maui’s Cultural Treasures
Maui’s Marine Environments are an “Edventure”
Families Explore the Natural Classroom
The Maui Teen Scene
Mālama Maui
INTRODUCTION
Preserving Maui’s Agricultural & Cultural Resources
PART ONE: THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
Inside the Ecology of Maui:
Caring for an environment unique in the world
Thoughtful Eco-explorations:
Sensitive adventures amid a subtle landscape
Ocean in Balance:
Maui embraces conservation, education and play
PART TWO: THE CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT
Hawaiian culture, Hawaiian land:
In Maui Nui, the traditional way of life is rooted in the ʻāina
Native Hawaiian arts:
Eternal values based on environmental awareness infuse the ancient arts
The architecture of ancestral Maui:
Teachers for tomorrow, ancient structures whisper of the past
PART THREE: THE LOCAL CULTURE OF MAUI NUI
Centuries of Change:
The legacy of paniolo and plantations has spurred a proud local culture
Mom-and-Pops:
Family owned enterprise belongs to the heart of Maui
Merchants, missionaries, and whalers:
Diverse groups and a changing landscape
PART FOUR: SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS
Edible Maui:
While planting the future, diversified farms honor an agricultural past
From Farm to Table:
Creating vibrant flavors, responsible chefs engage an agricultural heritage
Flowering Maui:
Tropical blossoms and fragrant lei add tender beauty to local agriculture
Glossary
Resources
Maui Mavericks
MVCB Launches "Maui Mavericks" PR Campaign
Class of 2016-17
In alphabetical order, with expertise in ( )
Perry Bateman (Cuisine)
Denby Freeland-Cole (Art/Fashion)
Nāpua Greig-Nakasone (Culture/Hula/Music)
Kainoa Horcajo (Culture)
Meagan Jones Gray (Ocean)
Pōhaku Kahoohanohano (Art/Culture)
Tiare Lawrence (Fashion/Ocean)
Ekolu Lindsey III (Culture/Ocean/Environment)
Garrett Marrero (Agri-Tourism)
Kapono‘ai Molitau (Art/Culture/Hula)
Joylynn Paman (Culture/Environment)
Hokuao Pellegrino (Agriculture/Culture)
Sheldon Simeon (Cuisine)
Shay Smith (Agri-Tourism)
Darren Strand (Agriculture)
Dustin Tester (Ocean)
