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‘Ianuali 2024 Newsletter

Jan 24, 2024

Read our newsletters for updates, events, and information on our programs!

Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou

From the Hui




Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou from the Hui! 


Mahalo for tuning in to the Hui Newsletter, we're happy to have you here.


Our first workday of January set an amazing tone for the year and we look forward to continue fostering our relationship with the community and the ʻohana's that join us. 


The Hui had the opportunity to host wonderful groups to our site this month and are thankful for the energy and manaʻo they brought.


We also have exciting events on the horizon, make sure to read about it below!


 

Interested in visiting the Hui?

REACH OUT TO US!


If you’re interested in visiting the Hui as part of a workday, a community group, a volunteer, or a school group you can fill out this link!

Click Here For The Volunteer Form Link!






 

First Workday of 2024

Held on January 6, 2024


On January 6, 2024, we hosted our first workday of the year. It was a day full of ʻohana, mālama ʻāina, and fellowship. As a part of welcoming in the new year, we encouraged everyone to think of an intention or goal for the year while they planted kalo. As the kalo grows and eventually feeds a community, similarly your intentions and goals grow with the kalo. Hopefully when you return and see the grown kalo, your intentions and goals have grown as well.


Check out our Education Program Direction, Emily Cadiz, also known as Aunty Em, explain this with the help of the keiki:




 

Visitor Spotlight




A Special Mahalo


To Kawika Winters

With the University of Hawaii, Institute of Marine Biology


On Saturday, January 20, 2024, Kawika joined us for our community workday. Kawika shared with us the biocultural research and restoration he is conducted on the ʻoʻopu populations in Limahuli stream. It was wonderful to hear of his progress and the shared manaʻo between Kawika and our Hui members.





A Special Mahalo


To Kamehameha Schools Preschool Kumu's


On Wednesday, January 3, 2024, the Hui hosted the KS Preschool Kumu's at the Hui loʻi. They participated in a hana service activity and crafted pohaku.

 

Mark Your Calendar


The Hui has some events coming up, make sure you're staying up to date!


ʻUala Workshop

February 3, 2024

@ Hui Loʻi 9:00am to 1:00pm


Interested in learning more about ʻuala? Well, now's your chance! on February 3, 2024 the Hui will be hosting a ʻUala Workshop in partnership with Sean Chun. Sean will be presenting on the various uses of ʻuala, while our Farm Manager Eric Hansen will be presenting on the soil composition in ʻena and Keʻe.


If you're interested in joining, please register using the following link.


Click Here to Register!


Community Workday

February 3 & 17, 2024

@ Hui Loi 9:00am to 2:00p


Join us for a Community Workday! The Hui hosts Community Workdays on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month. If you're interested in joining us you can let us know by emailing info@huimakaainanaomakana.org


Click here for more info our Hui Community Workdays!


 

Looking for a New Career?


The Hui is Hiring For Two Positions!


Position Name: Mālama ʻĀina Technician

Full-Time or Part-Time

Location: ʻena State Park (end of the road)

Description: The Hui has created a farm operation in the ancient cultural landscape of Hāʻena State Park on the island of Kauai and is recruiting one additional Mālama ʻĀina Technician to professionally maintain and manage this farm.

Technicians perform general and specialized maintenance, lead by example, and assist in educating volunteers, interns, educational groups, and community members in restoration practices of loʻi and the surrounding area.


View the Job Application Here!


Position Name: Makai Watch Coordinator (Hoaʻāina o Hāʻena)

Full-Time or Part-Time

Location: Hāʻena State Park (end of the road)

Description: The Hui is recruiting a Makai Watch Coordinator who will be responsible for the implementation and oversight of the Hoaʻāina o Hāʻena Makai Watch program including raising public awareness, community outreach, shoreline observations, data collection, and incident reporting, and to oversee and coordinate the active stewardship of marine and coastal resources under the Hāʻena CBSFA.


View the Job Application Here!



WORK WITH US TODAY

Have any questions about working with us?


Visit our website for more information and full job requirements through the link below. You can also email the Executive Director at info@huimakaainanaomakana.org for any questions

Click Here To View The Full Job Postings!



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