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Moku o Keawe Kānaka Career Event

Exposing ʻōpio to pathways rooted in ʻāina, culture, and community.


Our partnership with Hānai Kaiāulu gives ʻōpio hands-on opportunities to experience environmental stewardship and discover careers connected to the places they call home.


Stewardship isn't only something you volunteer for it can become your pathway.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE? WHERE CAN IT TAKE YOU?

Love native birds? 

→ Protect native species DOFAW 


Love fishing and being on the water?
→ Help mālama DAR aquatic resources

When ʻōpio see themselves reflected in these careers, stewardship becomes more than volunteer work. it becomes a possibility for their future.


Kingdom Pathways

Learning happens differently when ʻōpio can see it, touch it, question it, and do the work themselves.

Mālama ʻĀina
ʻŌpio helped restore Mākaha through native planting while learning how plants support shoreline health and habitat.

Mālama Wai
ʻŌpio learned water-quality testing protocols and explored how what happens on land can impact our kai.

Kilo
Through observation at Kaupuni,  explored where our wai comes from, where it has gone, and how land use affects our watershed.

Mālama Kai
From learning to action ʻōpio helped outplant coral at Pōkaʻī Bay and experienced marine restoration right here at home.


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