Hoʻoulu ʻĀina

A 100-acre nature preserve at the back of Kalihi Valley run by Kōkua Kalihi Valley, where the community farms, reforests and gathers lāʻau lapaʻau. Weekly workdays are open to everyone from keiki to kūpuna.

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Oct16Ipu o Lono Friday Workday at Hoʻoulu ʻĀinaFRIDAYS · 9 AM–12 PM · next Fri, Oct 16, 9:00 AMThe Friday-morning session at Hoʻoulu ʻĀina in Kalihi Valley, 9 to noon, working the Ipu o Lono farm plots with the Mahi ʻĀina staff — planting, weeding and harvesting for the community food programme. Free, all ages, limited to 15 people; reserve on their get-started page. Pairs with the Wednesday Lā Mauli Ola workday if you want a twice-a-week rhythm.Free
Oct21Lā Mauli Ola Workday at Hoʻoulu ʻĀinaWEDNESDAYS · 9 AM–12 PM · next Wed, Oct 21, 9:00 AMWednesday mornings, 9 to noon, at Hoʻoulu ʻĀina, the 100-acre nature preserve at the back of Kalihi Valley run by Kōkua Kalihi Valley: reforesting the slopes, tending the food forest and lāʻau lapaʻau gardens with the Mahi ʻĀina, Koa ʻĀina and Lāʻau Kū Makani crews. Free and open to everyone from keiki to kūpuna; capped at 15 volunteers, so book through their get-started page. Boots and clothes you don't mind getting dirty, and bring your own pick, shovel, ʻōʻō or machete if you have one. The only forest-restoration workday we list within Honolulu city limits.Free
Oct21Lā Mauli Ola Community WorkdayWEDNESDAYS · 9:00 AM · next Wed, Oct 21, 9:00 AMA weekly Wednesday volunteer morning at the Kalihi Valley nature preserve, with farming, forest and plant work that changes week to week. Free, 9 am–noon, capped at 15 volunteers; pre-registration and a digital waiver are required.Free

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