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SUMMARY:Waialeʻe Lako Pono - Waialeʻe\, Koʻolauloa: lowland activity
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260523T183000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260523T223000Z
UID:230153631852
DESCRIPTION:Can count for up to 4 hours of service learningSITE &amp\; PRO
 GRAM REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSSign up with Waialeʻeʻs form Waialeʻe Lak
 o Pono work day RSVP (required for all work day participants)Sign-up with 
 MINA on the MINA Activity Registration. At the site be sure to check in wi
 th ES Professor Ryan Moran for MINA hours approval.Since this activity as 
 an exception is happening before the official start of our program\,  ple
 ase note the following: If you are NOT an already registered and continui
 ng MINA student\, you must complete the ACCESS Engagement Registration a
 nd Waiver of Liability before going in the field. Detailed instructions 
 for waiver submission are included in the registration procedure. Be sure 
 to download the waiver form\, fill and sign back and front\, and then upl
 oad it to the Dropbox.SITE DESCRIPTIONJoin North Shore Community Land Trus
 t each month in our effort to restore lako pono (abundance and balance) to
  the ahupuaʻa of Waialeʻe\, Koʻolauloa\, Oʻahu. This includes restorin
 g habitat for native plants\, fish\, and birds\; tending to loʻi kalo (ta
 ro patches)\; clearing a traditional loko wai (freshwater fish pond)\; pla
 nting māla (dry-land-agroforestry systems)\; and gathering as a community
  to learn and grow together. All these efforts will help us to reach our s
 hared vision of Waialeʻe Lako Pono.To learn more about the organization t
 hat stewards this ‘āina and more\, visit northshoreland.orgTO BE PREPA
 REDClose-toed footwear and clothing for outdoor workIf you plan to enter w
 etland: tabis\, water shoes\, or old shoes you don't mind getting wet and 
 muddyA filled reusable water bottleSun protection: reef-safe sunblock\, ha
 t\, etc.Bug spray and/or long sleeves and pantsTupperware/ bowl and reusab
 le utensils for lunchOptional: Your own gardening glovesOptional: A towel\
 , change of clothes\, and a bag for your wet shoes and clothes COORDINATO
 RSSite: Kawela FarrantMINA: Ryan Moran (Ethnic Studies Professor)QUESTIONS
 Questions before the day of activity: csssl@hawaii.eduQuestions on the mor
 ning of activity? Call Ulla at 808 330 1276
LOCATION:University of Hawai‘i Agricultural Experiment Station\, 58-207 
 Kamehameha Hwy\, Haleiwa\, HI 96712\, USA
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SUMMARY:MINA Orientation for the first summer session 2026
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260530T020000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260530T040000Z
UID:910105112098
DESCRIPTION:Counts for 2 hours of service-learning\, including watching/re
 ading required film/article found on factsheetACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONAlthoug
 h we have a zoom option\, please come in person if you in any way can. The
 re will be parking available right outside Dean Hall.The MINA Orientation 
 is mandatory for new and optional for returning MINA participants. The or
 ientation places participants in the historical context of the program\, p
 rovides foundational understanding of the importance of MINA's kuleana\, a
 nd shares vital program logistics. Students who cannot attend any of the 
 orientation sessions must contact us at csssl@hawaii.edu (subject line: "M
 INA Registration") to arrange for getting started.
LOCATION:ACCESS Lounge\, Dean Hall 6\, 2450 Campus Rd\, Honolulu\, HI 9682
 2\, USA & on zoom
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