Native Hawaiian Culture and Sustainability: Mālama ‘āina

April 4, 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Honolulu Campus, Building 7 - Library, 1st floor

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Three presenters will discuss projects and initiatives at Honolulu CC and in the community that link learning about Native Hawaiian culture with sustainability goals.

Alapaki Luke
"Ka Māla o Niuhelewai, HonCC's Living Learning Lab"

Kalani Flores
"Hoʻāla Hou: Culture and Place-Based Learning at HonCC"

Robert Silva
"Community Restoration Projects - such as Lo’i Kalo Park, Kualoa, the Hawai’i Botanical Society, and the Alawai Watershed Association"

Event Sponsor
Sustainability Committee & Library, Honolulu Campus

More Information
(808) 845-9198, leongkur@hawaii.edu

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