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The Coconut Chase 8k is coming up on SUNDAY, JULY 2nd!   The race will be held at Magic Island @ Ala Moana Beach Park. Start time is 6:30 am.   Early packet pick-up will be held at ULOHA on SATURDAY, JULY 1st from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.   CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE RACE

The KAENA POINT FIRECRACKER is coming up! This is one of the HURT Trail Races. It will be held on SATURDAY: JULY 1st, 2023 - start time being 7:00 am.   The course is 9.5 miles along Kaena Point, so while there are beautiful and motivational views to take in along the run, this race can be a hot one! Prepare yourself by stopping into ULOHA to pick up some electrolytes (salt/Nuun tablets, Skratch hydration powder, and more!).   ULOHA will also be hosting an aid station along the course. We look forward to seeing you all challenging yourself in...

The 30th Anniversary of the Hawai’i Conservation Conference will be held this year: JUNE 27th - JUNE 29th at the Hawaii Convention Center. This conference provides participants with the opportunity to connect with like-minded environmentalists to collaborate and innovate on ideas regarding caring for the biodiversity and natural resources that Hawai’i has to offer.   Check out the Hawai’i Conservation Conference by clicking HERE. By getting educated on conservation, YOU can have a positive impact on our environment!

June 23 is NATIONAL HYDRATION DAY!   ULOHA has got your back in the hydration department! We offer a wide variety of nutrition-products that prioritize electrolytes and nutrition, such as Nuun tablets, Skratch powder, and even our NEW SaltStick Fastchews. We also have a wide variety of ways to transport your hydration while on the go. We've got Nalgenes, Miir bottles, so many Hydrapak products, AND MORE.   Stop by ULOHA to get informed on how to STAY HYDRATED in any and all of your outdoor adventures!

ULOHA's June Spotlight Organization: Ko'olau Mountains Watershed Partnership works hard to spread awareness on the invasive Albizia Tree.   While the tree has been in Hawai'i for over 100 years, it is currently one of the most problematic invasives that we deal with today. A photograph of these trees is below (they are quite common in the Manoa area). If you DO recognize an Albizia and want it removed, KMWP recommends that you find a local arborist who is specialized to adequately perform this removal. By getting educated, YOU can get involved to better our watersheds, environment, and aina.