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SUMMARY:Kaʻala Farms - Waiʻanae: upland activity
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DESCRIPTION:Counts for 3 hours of service learning.REGISTRATION REQUIREDSi
 gn up for this activity via the MINA Activity RegistrationCOMPLETE Kaʻala
  Farms registration (REQUIRED) - Registration LinkACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONThe 
 roots of Kaʻala Farm and its Cultural Learning Center reach back to the e
 arly 1970s\, when a group of alienated youth involved with the Waiʻanae R
 ap Center began hiking in the uplands of Waiʻanae Valley. There\, they st
 umbled upon rock terraces. Unversed in their culture\, they didn’t recog
 nize them as loʻi kalo. But they took the time to find out what they were
 \, and soon shifted their focus.  With machetes\, picks and shovels\, the
 y threw themselves into the backbreaking effort of restoring the oasis of 
 old. By replanting kalo and connecting with the life cycles of ʻāina\, t
 hey hoped to give new meaning to their lives. Ultimately\, their goal was 
 to create a parallel economic and cultural system\, based on the tradition
 al values of hard work\, cooperation and respect. For more than 40 years\,
  Kaʻala Farm has offered a stable\, enduring anchor for the community. Ra
 ther than simply lamenting problems\, its founders have seized opportuniti
 es.  They host a range of people from elementary to college\, community g
 roups and more from the neighboring islands and beyond– helping people c
 onnect back to ʻike Hawaiʻi\, teaching how to cultivate food\, mapping p
 re-archaeological sites\, revegetating coastal and valley areas\, providin
 g work therapy and more!  We have the privilege to be a small part of thi
 s impactful legacy–of foundational community building\, resilience and a
 loha ʻāina!To learn more about the organization\, visit their website ht
 tps://kaalafarm.org/.  Videos highlighting the incredible work Kaʻala Fa
 rms does can be found here. Lā Kōkua Kaʻala community workdays happen 
 every second Saturday of the month! TO BE PREPAREDThere will be NO WATER 
 REFILLS please bring your own water!  Be prepared for hot\, dry and sunny
  weather.   Please bring the following items with you on the workday: 
 WATER!! Long sleeve (encouraged)Long pants/leggings (REQUIRED)Sun protect
 ionCovered Shoes (REQUIRED)Optional: Hat\, Towel\, Insect repellent\, Chan
 ge of ClothesDIRECTIONSDirections to the Cultural Learning Center at Kaʻa
 la (aka Kaʻala Learning Center)1. Take Farrington Highway until you reach
  Waiʻanae Valley Road.2. Turn Right (i uka) onto Waiʻanae Valley Road an
 d take it all the way to the Haleahi Road intersection.3. At the Haleahi R
 oad intersection is a circular bus turn-around station. Take the single-la
 ne DEAD-END road to the left.4. Continue along this road until you see a d
 irt road on your right between two large kiawe trees – this isthe entran
 ce road to the Cultural Learning Center.5. Turn right onto the entrance ro
 ad and drive until you see the Cultural Learning Center sign. Parknear the
  sign. No vehicles are allowed beyond the stream. A KFI staff person shoul
 d be there to meetyou.COORDINATORSKaʻala Farms: Nohea StevensMINA: Ulla H
 asager\, Ruben Campos\, Waileia Tupou\, Ella ShapiroQuestions? Contact Ull
 a at 330 1276 or csssl@hawaii.edu. 
LOCATION:Waianae\, HI 96792\, USA
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