Kaulunani, the Urban and Community Forestry program of Hawaiʻi’s Division of Forestry and Wildlife, invites proposals that support local urban and community forestry initiatives or projects. These grants help communities and organizations develop and sustain programs that grow urban and community trees and forests. The program emphasizes equity, access, and environmental justice in its projects, encouraging applications from all communities in Hawai'i. Eligible applicants include non-profit groups, schools, community organizations, parks, museums, and arboretums. Applications are due by July 15, 2024, and the grants range from $5,000 to $15,000. Projects must be accessible to the public and focus on urban and community forestry activities such as tree planting, care, and education.