Ka Papa Loʻi ʻo Kānewai sustains a thriving taro patch that shares its resources with the community. There are a variety of native and indigenous trees and shrubs growing along the stream and low-lying slopes. Families, students, and community organizations are welcome to engage and immerse themselves in hana Hawaiʻi and ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. Kūpuna and keiki feel welcome and comfortable sharing their knowledge about kalo and nā mea Hawaiʻi. Staff is skilled in the identification, cultivation, and propagation of a variety of native plants.
Meet at school at 8:45 am
Depart school at 9:15 am
Arrive by 10 am
Depart Ka Papa by 2:30 pm
clothes that you can get dirty in and a change of clothes
slippers (you may also pack walking shoes)
DO NOT wear bug spray or sunscreen
Hat
Towel
Water and lunch
What to expect (photos from Waipi'o valley Lo'i)