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Palm trees sway in the trade winds along Maui — Palm tree in the wind

Rainforest in Maui

The road leading up the Haleakala volcano heads higher than some clouds. — Road in the Sky

This vista can be found in the Garden of Eden, in Maui — Garden of Eden

Rainclouds roll in on this rainforest in Maui — Silouetted rainforest

Rainforest on Maui

This hiking trail is lined with tree roots — Trail outlined by roots

This starfish is in the collection at the Maui Ocean Center — Starfish

Rocky coastline of Maui — Rocky coast of Maui

Waxy flowering plant in Maui, Hawaii — Waxy flower

Palm tree at sunset on Maui swaying in the evening breeze — Palm Sunset

Haleakala Volcano's crater creates a variety of geological structures with various geochemical compositions — Haleakala Crater, Maui

Silversword (Argyroxiphium sandwicense macrocephalum) found at the top of the volcano Haleakala in the Haleakala National Park. The delicate shallow root structures are sensitive to pressure from walking on nearby rocks. — Silversword atop Haleakala

Rainforest in Haleakala National Park

Stream running through rainforest in Maui — Stream in Maui

Both sailboats and motorboats are found in Maui's harbour — Maui's harbour

Myna birds are commonly found on Maui — Myna bird in a palm tree

Sailboat motors into Maui's harbour — Sailboat

Geologic formations within the crater of Haleakala are varied, and include various minerals including iron oxides. — Haleakala Crater

Looking down at the valley and coast of Maui from about mid-way up Haleakala — View of the valley and clouds from Haleakala

While palm trees still abound in this manicured area of Kaanapali (on Maui), little undergrowth can be seen on the lawns right next to the ocean. — Palm trees

While a few plants do grow near the top of Haleakala Volcano, several exhibit stunted growth. — Stunted plant growth along Haleakala

Myna birds such as these were fairly frequently found — Myna bird on Maui

Maui's coastline varies with rainforest and cliffs — Maui's coastline

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