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SUMMARY:Niuhelewai - Kapālama\, Kona: midland activity (tentative)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20261003T180000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Counts for up to 4 hours of service-learningREGISTRATION REQUI
 REDSign up for this activity via the MINA Activity RegistrationPaper waive
 rs for Niuhelewai will be ON-SITEImportant: At the site\, connect with MIN
 A Staff to record MINA hoursACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONLoʻi Kalo Mini Park was o
 nce part of a vast network of taro patches that covered Kapālama. The are
 a toward the mountain was called Niuhelewai after a now-diverted stream th
 at was fed by a collection of springs in the area. Water from the springs 
 now flow directly to the ocean through Kapālama Canal. According to oral 
 histories\, Hawaiian royalty once gathered at Niuhelewai for healing cerem
 onies. It was home to Haumea\, the Hawaiian goddess of fertility and child
 birth.Once part of a network of over 45 loʻi kalo\, Niuhelewai is the las
 t remaining as the other loʻi have been filled in to build present-day Ho
 nolulu Community College and urban Kalihi. Niuhelewai was once overcome wi
 th weeds\, but since 2015\, Robert Silva\, his family\, and his students f
 rom HCC have been helping to restore the wahi pana. Community workdays ar
 e hosted every first Saturday of the month. Tasks may include weeding\, p
 lanting\, harvesting\, and working in the ʻauwai. Be prepared to get wet 
 and muddy\, and to work hard! Snacks will be provided. Learn more about t
 he Park and our host: http://www.civilbeat.org/2017/06/one-mans-quest-to-
 revive-a-kalihi-park/Check out the C&amp\;Cʻs  Volunteer Safety Guideli
 nes (watch the safety video online by clicking here).TO BRING/WEAR- Clot
 hes that can get muddy- Slippers are fine (we will mostly be barefoot in t
 he loʻi)\, but tabis are great if you want extra protection- Sun protecti
 on: hat &amp\; sunscreen- Towel and change of clothes- FILLED reusable wat
 er bottle- Mess kitDIRECTIONS1243 Loʻi Kalo Place. To get there if drivin
 g Leʻahi (Diamond Head) bound on School street\, pass through the Houghta
 iling traffic light and 3 buildings on the right side of the road down you
  will see Mexico restaurant. Turn right into the lane immediately after th
 e restaurant. It has a street sign saying Loʻi Kalo Place. (The driveway 
 is across the street from Helena’s if you know the area.)COORDINATORSSit
 e: Robert SilvaMINA: Makana\, Ella\, Ulla HasagerQUESTIONSQuestions before
  the day of activity: csssl@hawaii.eduQuestions on the morning of activit
 y? Call Ulla at 808 330 1276 (do not text)
LOCATION:1243 Loi Kalo Pl\, Honolulu\, HI 96817\, USA
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