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Midland activity - counts for up to 5 hours of serviceBe sure to sign in on site with the MINA representative on site. REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9Click HERE for the adult liability waiver. Click HERE for the minor liability waiver to be signed by parent/guardian.Sign up with MINA on the MINA Activity RegistrationMakua Military Reservation: Open burn/open detonation (OBOD) & training site on the Wai'anae Coast. Cultural access w/Mālama Mākua - and wahi pana ... The Army reserves the right to check on all prospective participants ahead of time. Therefore, we need first and last names of all participants and the age of minors. The names must correspond to the names on picture IDs, which you have to bring. The Army does not let anybody in, who has not preregistered. No exceptions. TRANSPORTATIONOne 11-passenger van is available for participants. Reserve a seat on the MINA Transportation Sign-up (link will be available Wednesday before the activity @12:00pm) **meaning leaving Mānoa 6:50 am and being back around 1:30pm**ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONThis is a 2 mile walk through a medium level terrain. This is physically strenuous, please be advised.Some look at Mākua, a sacred valley on Oʻahu's Waiʻanae Coast that is home to endangered species of plants and animals and more than 120 known ancient cultural sites, and see a perfect place to practice war by dropping bombs and firing bullets. But we say: ʻAʻOLE! We look at sacred Mākua, where Earth mother Papa and sky father Wākea created human life, and see a breathtaking wahi pana (legendary place, often sacred) that is vital to the Kānaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) culture, and thereby vital to all of the Hawaiian archipelago, for without Kānaka Maoli, there would be no Hawaiʻi.Mālama Mākua, organized in 1996, strives for the preservation, community access to and return of Mākua Valley, which has been occupied by the U.S. army since World War II, for culturally appropriate use. But whatʻs more, as is stated our mission statement, Mālama Mākua has set its eyes beyond Mākua, through Mākua, as we look to be in solidarity with other Indigenous Peoples throughout the world whose lands are threatened by all manner of settler-colonialism, whether it be through militarism or settler-colonial land grabs : We mālama Mākua, a piko of global peace-building for hoʻihoʻi ea.The non-profit organization hosts free cultural accesses to ancient and culturally-vital sites in sacred Mākua twice each month. All are welcome. Come home to Mākua. Learn more about Mālama Mākua on their website www.malamamakua.org and stay connected by following on them instagram @malamamakuaTO BE PREPAREDBring photo identification, such as driver's license, with which to check in (no photo identification, no go, unfortunately). The names that are submitted for registration MUST match names on photo identification. Minors are welcome and do not need I.D., but will need to be signed in by an adult and have a liability waiver signed by a parent or guardian. If the minor is going to be accompanied by an adult who is not their parent/guardian, please print out the appropriate waiver to have it signed before coming to Mākua. Here are the links for liability waivers.Bring plenty of water and sunscreen (since it can get hot in Mākua and there is very little shade)Snacks (to eat and/or share)Wear a long sleeve, a hat, and comfortable covered shoes You are welcome to bring hoʻokupu (offerings) but it is not requiredFor a list of oli regularly performed in Mākua, please see the Nā Oli Mākua page.DIRECTIONSTake Farrington Highway past Waiʻanae, past Mākaha and toward Kaʻena. There will be a gate about a quarter mile past Kaneana Cave (Mākua Cave) on the mauka side of Farrington Highway. Just inside the gate is a parking lot. Enter through the gate (honk your horn if gate is closed and it will be opened for you) and meet in the parking lot, where you will sign in.COORDINATORSSite: KenjiMINA: Ulla, Ella, Makana QUESTIONSQuestions before the day of activity: csssl@hawaii.eduQuestions on the morning of activity? Call Ulla at 808 330 1276 (do not text)
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