The bay is named after the Hawaiian chief Pōka’ī, who is said to have brought the first coconut palm tree to Hawaii. “Ka Uluniu o Pokai” is the famous coconut grove that once lined the backshore.
We need to help protect this small amount of Wedge-tail Shearwater birds so that they can grow in numbers. We need them to be around for our Keiki’s and our Culture.
What we want people to understand is every bit of ‘Āina (land) we restore, repair and upkeep is for the sake of our keikis and future generations. Don’t sit back and wonder, step forward and conquer.
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