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Hana Lima: ʻĀina Based Service-Learning Day at Waipao
Sat, Nov 21
|Papahana Kuaola
A morning of hands-on learning, shared experiences, and giving back to the ‘āina that brings us together.
Time & Location
Nov 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Papahana Kuaola, 46-403 Haiku Rd, Kaneohe, HI 96744, USA
Guests
About the event
Hana Lima: ʻĀina-Based Service-Learning Day at Waipao
Join Papahana Kuaola for a morning of hands-on learning, shared experiences, and giving back to the ʻāina that brings us together.
Made possible through the generous support of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA), Hana Lima invites individuals and ʻohana of all ages to spend a meaningful morning at Waipao in Heʻeia.
Through ʻāina-based service-learning, participants will explore Hawaiian cultural practices, environmental stewardship, and the importance of caring for the land and resources that sustain our communities.
Whether you're joining us for the first time or returning to Waipao, there's a place for everyone to learn, serve, and connect.
Event Details
Tickets
Keiki & ʻOhana Learning (0–8)
This family-friendly station offers a mix of gentle exploration and environmental observation. Keiki will engage in interactive activities to learn about Hawaiian values and native species, while older participants can join a guided geology walk to study the watershed and the connection between upland forests and freshwater resources.
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Loʻi (All Ages)
Get ready to jump in the mud! Participants will engage in hands-on traditional Hawaiian agriculture, pulling weeds, and learning about the importance of kalo and sustainable food production.
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Plant Restoration (Ages 8+)
Help restore our native ecosystems by clearing brush and preparing the soil. Participants will then assist with propagating and planting native Hawaiian plants while learning about their ecological and cultural significance.
$0.00
Stream Restoration (Ages 18+)
Step directly into the waterways to support stream health and erosion control. This is a physically demanding station that involves moving rocks, heavy clearing, and removing invasive species from the stream
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