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SUMMARY:CANCELLED - Kaʻala Farms - Waiʻanae: upland activity
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DESCRIPTION:The storm has caused roadways to the Kaʻala Learning Center t
 o need repair - and the caretakers have had to close down operations today
  and tomorrow. Sorry for the change. We are looking into an option to resc
 hedule. Please stay safe. ------Counts for 3 hours of service learning.RE
 GISTRATION REQUIREDSign up for this activity via the MINA Activity Registr
 ationCOMPLETE Kaʻala Farms registration (REQUIRED) - Registration LinkACT
 IVITY DESCRIPTIONThe roots of Kaʻala Farm and its Cultural Learning Cente
 r reach back to the early 1970s\, when a group of alienated youth involved
  with the Waiʻanae Rap Center began hiking in the uplands of Waiʻanae Va
 lley. There\, they stumbled upon rock terraces. Unversed in their culture\
 , they didn’t recognize them as loʻi kalo. But they took the time to fi
 nd out what they were\, and soon shifted their focus.  With machetes\, pi
 cks and shovels\, they threw themselves into the backbreaking effort of re
 storing the oasis of old. By replanting kalo and connecting with the life 
 cycles of ʻāina\, they hoped to give new meaning to their lives. Ultimat
 ely\, their goal was to create a parallel economic and cultural system\, b
 ased on the traditional values of hard work\, cooperation and respect. For
  more than 40 years\, Kaʻala Farm has offered a stable\, enduring anchor 
 for the community. Rather than simply lamenting problems\, its founders ha
 ve seized opportunities.  They host a range of people from elementary to 
 college\, community groups and more from the neighboring islands and beyon
 d– helping people connect back to ʻike Hawaiʻi\, teaching how to culti
 vate food\, mapping pre-archaeological sites\, revegetating coastal and va
 lley areas\, providing work therapy and more!  We have the privilege to b
 e a small part of this impactful legacy–of foundational community buildi
 ng\, resilience and aloha ʻāina!To learn more about the organization\, v
 isit their website https://kaalafarm.org/.  Videos highlighting the incre
 dible work Kaʻala Farms does can be found here. Lā Kōkua Kaʻala commu
 nity workdays happen every second Saturday of the month! TO BE PREPAREDTh
 ere will be NO WATER REFILLS please bring your own water!  Be prepared fo
 r hot\, dry and sunny weather.   Please bring the following items with 
 you on the workday: WATER!! Long sleeve (encouraged)Long pants/leggings 
 (REQUIRED)Sun protectionCovered Shoes (REQUIRED)Optional: Hat\, Towel\, In
 sect repellent\, Change of ClothesDIRECTIONSDirections to the Cultural Lea
 rning Center at Kaʻala (aka Kaʻala Learning Center)1. Take Farrington Hi
 ghway until you reach Waiʻanae Valley Road.2. Turn Right (i uka) onto Wai
 ʻanae Valley Road and take it all the way to the Haleahi Road intersectio
 n.3. At the Haleahi Road intersection is a circular bus turn-around statio
 n. Take the single-lane DEAD-END road to the left.4. Continue along this r
 oad until you see a dirt road on your right between two large kiawe trees 
 – this isthe entrance road to the Cultural Learning Center.5. Turn right
  onto the entrance road and drive until you see the Cultural Learning Cent
 er sign. Parknear the sign. No vehicles are allowed beyond the stream. A K
 FI staff person should be there to meetyou.COORDINATORSKaʻala Farms: Nohe
 a StevensMINA: Ulla Hasager\, Ruben Campos\, Waileia Tupou\, Ella ShapiroQ
 uestions? Contact Ulla at 330 1276 or csssl@hawaii.edu. 
LOCATION:85-1753 Waianae Valley Rd\, Waianae\, HI 96792\, USA
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