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Mauka to Makai

Cultural education

Connecting keiki to ʻāina through cultural knowledge, hands-on learning, and environmental stewardship.

Learn Through Wahi Pana. ʻIke → Pilina → Kuleana

Before we can talk about protecting a place, we have to understand our relationship to it.

Through the Wahi Pana activity, keiki explored the stories, cultural significance, and environmental connections that help shape how we mālama ʻāina.

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Everything Is Connected. Mauka → Community → Streams → Kahakai → Kai

Keiki explored how everything is connected from what happens mauka to what eventually reaches our streams and ocean.

Through hands-on activities and place-based learning, keiki explored water quality, runoff, coastal stewardship, native planting, and their own connection to wahi pana.

Wahi Pana

Connecting moʻolelo, place, and kuleana. 

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Water Quality

Learning what enters our water and how it reaches the ocean.

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Mālama Kahakai

Exploring sand sifting and ways to care for our shoreline.

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Restoring ʻĀina

Using native seed bombs to bring learning into action.

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FROM LEARNING TO KULEANA

When keiki understand their connection to place, they can better understand their kuleana to care for it.


Hoʻākea turns learning into action building the next generation of stewards for our ʻāina, wai, and kai.


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Your kōkua helps restore ʻāina, protect wai, and uplift ea for our keiki and future generations. It supports the full scope of Kingdom Pathways work from native restoration and shade tree planting, to water quality monitoring and environmental health, to youth leadership, cultural education, and community advocacy.


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