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SUMMARY:PAPAHANA KUAOLA - UPLAND CORE
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251206T190000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251206T220000Z
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DESCRIPTION:FINAL UPLAND ACTIVITY - counts for 3 hours of service-learnin
 g.It is directly followed by the final reflection. Please see separate ent
 ry on this calendar\,DUAL REGISTRATION REQUIREDFILL OUT PAPAHANA KUAOLA'S
  WAIVER OF LIABILITYSign up with MINA via the MINA ACTIVITY REGISTRATION
 **At the FINAL MINA REFLECTION\, students will deeply reflect on their exp
 erience throughout the semester\, measuring the broader impacts MINA can h
 ave for our broader communities.**ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONFormally established
  as a not for profit organization in 2006\, Papahana Kuaola\, located in t
 he ʻili of Waipao\, in the ahupuaʻa of Heʻeia\, in Koʻolaupoko on Oʻa
 hu\, is aloha ʻāina-based education organization that is connecting the 
 area’s past with a sustainable future.  Papahana Kuaola is committed t
 o creating a functional model of economic sustainability and environmental
  health in which Hawaiian knowledge is the means of decision-making to ens
 ure that Hawaiian culture and native ecosystems are perpetuated. PK’s ap
 proach to cultural sustainability is through the development and operation
  of educational programs.Papahana Kuaola provides multi-faceted programs w
 ith an annual operating budget of approximately $850\,000 that looks to en
 sure that the future we build today will sustain us into tomorrow\; Focusi
 ng upon economic self-sufficiency without sacrificing ourselves and our re
 lationships to ʻāina\; Focusing upon environmental sustainability throug
 h direct community engagement with the natural environment and not restric
 ting them from it with no trespassing signs. Most importantly\, we do it i
 n a way that has a meaningful impact on their personal lives.Hana can incl
 ude loʻi work\, stream maintenance\, building kuapā (rock wall)\, hikin
 g and trail maintenance\, and caring for native plants. To learn more abou
 t the organization\, visit their website papahanakuaola.org and follow t
 hem on Instagram @papahanakuaolaTO BE PREPAREDBring a filled\, reusable w
 ater bottle.Wear clothes that you don't mind getting wet and dirty (wear l
 ong sleeve and pants\, but bring t-shirt and board shorts)Wear slippers\, 
 bring shoesSun protection (hat) and natural sunscreenGardening glovesGood 
 energy\, and a smile. MESS KIT (food container and eating utensils)DIRECT
 IONS &amp\; PARKINGDriving on Kahekili Hwy. from Honolulu\, turn ma uka on
 to Haʻikū Rd. Turn left\, past Heʻeia preschool\, and then take the rig
 ht onto Kuneki Street. Continue up Kuneki\, road will bend to the right\, 
 keep going to the end. Turn right onto the dirt driveway. You can come int
 o brown gate down the driveway and park OR park in the grassy area by with
  the ʻulu trees PARALLEL TO THE ROAD. PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN THE RESIDENTI
 AL AREA.COORDINATORSSite: Kaʻiminaʻauao JohnsonMINA: Ulla Hasager\, Rube
 n E. Campos\, Waileia Tupou\, AreeQuestions or lost? Call Ulla 808-330-127
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LOCATION:Papahana Kuaola\, 46-403 Haiku Rd\, Kaneohe\, HI 96744\, USA
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