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Aloha, We are KUA! Kuaʻāina Ulu ʻAuamo (KUA) is a backbone organization that supports grassroots growing through shared responsibilityREAD LATEST NEWS
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The Snare of Racism: Hōhonu no ke kawa.

There are painful truths about racism in Hawaiʻi that continue to hurt us and keep us from the whole, abundant, Hawaiʻi – the ‘āina momona…
We’re listening and working to understand how we make action with intention. We invite you to do this work with us. With Aloha…

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E Alu Pū

E ALU PŪ is a network linking more than 32 communities from around Hawai`i to increase their effectiveness in managing local biocultural heritage.

The E ALU PŪ Network from Kuaʻāina Ulu ʻAuamo on Vimeo.

Hui Mālama Loko I’a

Hui Mālama Loko Iʻa is a growing network of fishpond practitioners and organizations from across Hawaiʻi. The Hui was formed as an opportunity for practitioners to empower each other and leverage their skills, knowledge and resources related to restoration and management of loko iʻa (traditional Hawaiian fishponds).

LIMU HUI

The Limu Hui is a network of elders, educators, and community members from across Hawaiʻi who gather, care for and work to restore native Hawaiian limu (seaweed) around the islands.   In 2014, at the request of elders with traditional limu practitioners, KUA partnered with the ʻEwa Limu Project in an initiative to “gather the gatherers.”

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Visit the project website, www.PacificIslandsKingTides.org, for peak high tide times at locations across the Hawaiian Islands on King Tide dates (July 3rd & 4th and Aug. 17th & 18th).King Tide photo surveys are happening next week!

On July 3rd and 4th, please join our amazing team of citizen scientists in the Hawai’i and Pacific Islands King Tides Project and help us document the impacts of King Tides (the highest high tides of the year). Documenting King Tides can give us a snapshot of what our future shorelines may look like with rising sea levels.

Visit www.PacificIslandsKingTides.org for peak high tide times at locations across the Hawaiian Islands on King Tide dates (July 3rd & 4th and Aug. 17th & 18th).

Questions? Contact: KingTide@hawaii.edu ...

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Ready to engage volunteers remotely?

Is your organization struggling to keep current volunteers engaged due to stay-at-home orders? How might volunteers support your cause from the safety of their home? While the concept of remote volunteering may be new to you, some organizations have put the power of remote support to good use for decades. This post provides an introduction to the concept, along with a range of examples to inspire ideas for your organization, and some key considerations for successfully introducing remote volunteer opportunities to advance your mission.

-MAHALO JEN BARRETT! Times are changing and so are we. There are some great ideas here that may inspire people to volunteer virtually...and inspire new ones!

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NOTICE: All Upcoming Events POSTPONED Due to COVID-19

  1. Loko iʻa workday at Loko Ea (Oʻahu)

    July 18 @ 8:45 am - 12:00 pm

  2. Loko iʻa workday at Loko Ea (Oʻahu)

    August 15 @ 8:45 am - 12:00 pm

  3. Loko iʻa workday at Huilua Fishpond (Oʻahu)

    August 29 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

  4. Loko iʻa workday at Loko Ea (Oʻahu)

    September 19 @ 8:45 am - 12:00 pm

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