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Building Relationships through Community Engagement Programs The Makai Watch Program Modeled after the successful Neighborhood Watch Program, the Makai (Ocean) Watch Program engages resource managers and enforcement officers with community stewards to build and strengthen relationships that will perpetually sustain healthy marine resources for generations to come. Awareness Raising and Outreach The educational component of the Makai Watch program provides volunteers with useful, site-specific information related to the marine ecology, geography, culture, history, applicable resource regulations, safety, best fishing practices and proper reef etiquette. Observation and Incident Reporting Although awareness raising and outreach may help to encourage compliance, the observation and incident reporting component of the Makai Watch program provides training to accurately observe, identify and report resource violations to the Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE). The Makai Watch volunteers provide additional capacity to DOCARE serving as the “eyes and ears” in the community. Makai Watch Training The Makai Watch program provides training for volunteers and communities interested in stewarding their area and marine resources. A standard observation and incident reporting training was developed in 2010. In 2015, an `Ike Kai curriculum was created covering rules and regulations of the Division of Aquatic Resources and Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation. SECTION ONE A Curriculum on Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) Rules for the Makai Watch Program A Curriculum on Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation (DOBOR) Rules Makai Watch Lessons Learned Conflict Resolution Report Filtering System Outreach Event Support Government Agency Facilitation Vigilantism International Community Exchange Mahalo to our Makai Watch Program Partners and Sponsors Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch Photo Credit: A. Rosinski Photo Credit: A. Rosinski Photo Credit: A. Rosinski Photo Credit: L. Foote Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch Photo Credit: Hanalei Makai Watch Photo Credit: KUPA Photo Credit: M. Mejia Photo Credit: Pupukea Makai Watch Photo Credit: Pupukea Makai Watch Photo Credit: Pupukea Makai Watch Photo Credit: D. Dennison Photo Credit: Maui CFEU Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch

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Page 1: SECTION ONE - Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources · Building Relationships through Community Engagement Programs The Makai Watch Program Modeled after the successful

Building Relationships through Community Engagement Programs

The Makai Watch Program

Modeled after the successful Neighborhood Watch Program, the Makai (Ocean)

Watch Program engages resource managers and enforcement officers with

community stewards to build and strengthen relationships that will perpetually

sustain healthy marine resources for generations to come.

Awareness Raising and Outreach

The educational component of the Makai Watch

program provides volunteers with useful, site-specific

information related to the marine ecology, geography,

culture, history, applicable resource regulations, safety,

best fishing practices and proper reef etiquette.

Observation and Incident Reporting

Although awareness raising and outreach may help to

encourage compliance, the observation and incident reporting

component of the Makai Watch program provides training to

accurately observe, identify and report resource violations to

the Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement

(DOCARE). The Makai Watch volunteers provide additional

capacity to DOCARE serving as the “eyes and ears” in the

community.

Makai Watch Training

The Makai Watch program provides training for volunteers and communities interested in stewarding

their area and marine resources. A standard observation and incident reporting training was

developed in 2010. In 2015, an `Ike Kai curriculum was created covering rules and regulations of the

Division of Aquatic Resources and Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation. SECTION ONEA Curriculum on Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) Rules

for the Makai Watch Program

A Curriculum on Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation (DOBOR) Rules

Makai Watch Lessons Learned

Conflict Resolution Report Filtering System Outreach Event Support Government Agency Facilitation Vigilantism International Community Exchange

Mahalo to our Makai Watch Program Partners and Sponsors

Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch

Photo Credit: A. Rosinski

Photo Credit: A. Rosinski Photo Credit: A. Rosinski

Photo Credit: L. Foote Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch

Photo Credit: Hanalei Makai Watch Photo Credit: KUPA

Photo Credit: M. Mejia

Photo Credit: Pupukea Makai Watch

Photo Credit: Pupukea Makai Watch Photo Credit: Pupukea Makai Watch

Photo Credit: D. Dennison

Photo Credit: Maui CFEU

Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch

Photo Credit: Kaanapali Makai Watch