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SUMMARY:PAPAHANA KUAOLA - UPLAND CORE tentative
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250719T220000Z
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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&#3
 9\;S WAIVER OF LIABILITYSign up with MINA via the MINA ACTIVITY REGISTRA
 TIONTRANSPORTATION may be arranged if enough students need a ride to fill
  a UHM van\, which in that case will leave from Dean Hall at UH Campus. P
 lease check back as we get closer to the activity.ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONForm
 ally established as a not for profit organization in 2006\, Papahana Kuaol
 a\, located in the ʻili of Waipao\, in the ahupuaʻa of Heʻeia\, in Koʻ
 olaupoko on Oʻahu\, is aloha ʻāina-based education organization that is
  connecting the area’s past with a sustainable future.  Papahana Kuaol
 a is committed to creating a functional model of economic sustainability a
 nd environmental health in which Hawaiian knowledge is the means of decisi
 on-making to ensure that Hawaiian culture and native ecosystems are perpet
 uated. PK’s approach to cultural sustainability is through the developme
 nt and operation of educational programs.Papahana Kuaola provides multi-fa
 ceted programs with an annual operating budget of approximately $850\,000 
 that looks to ensure that the future we build today will sustain us into t
 omorrow\; Focusing upon economic self-sufficiency without sacrificing ours
 elves and our relationships to ʻāina\; Focusing upon environmental susta
 inability through direct community engagement with the natural environment
  and not restricting them from it with no trespassing signs. Most importan
 tly\, we do it in a way that has a meaningful impact on their personal liv
 es.Hana (work) can include loʻi work\, stream maintenance\, building kuap
 ā (rock wall)\, hiking and trail maintenance\, and caring for native pla
 nts. To learn more about the organization\, visit their website papahanak
 uaola.org and follow them on Instagram @papahanakuaolaTO BE PREPAREDBrin
 g a filled\, reusable water bottle.Wear clothes that you don&#39\;t mind g
 etting wet and dirty (wear long sleeve and pants\, but bring t-shirt and b
 oard shorts)Wear slippers\, bring shoesSun protection (hat) and natural su
 nscreenGardening glovesGood energy\, and a smile. MESS KIT (food containe
 r and eating utensils)DIRECTIONS &amp\; PARKINGDriving on Kahekili Hwy. fr
 om Honolulu\, turn ma uka onto Haʻikū Rd. Turn left\, past Heʻeia presc
 hool\, and then take the right onto Kuneki Street. Continue up Kuneki\, ro
 ad will bend to the right\, keep going to the end. Turn right onto the dir
 t driveway. You can come into brown gate down the driveway and park OR par
 k in the grassy area by with the ʻulu trees PARALLEL TO THE ROAD. PLEASE 
 DO NOT PARK IN THE RESIDENTIAL AREA.COORDINATORSSite: Kaʻiminaʻauao John
 sonMINA: Ulla Hasager\, Ruben E. CamposQuestions or lost? Call Ulla 808-33
 0-1276
LOCATION:Papahana Kuaola\, 46-403 Haiku Rd\, Kaneohe\, HI 96744\, USA
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