Key strategy in action – our Pilina Partnerships
We create and value these relationships as our goals require the work of many
We create and value these relationships as our goals require the work of many
Our Pilina Networks Continue to Grow
The Pu`uloa Strategic Partnership
The Pu`uloa Strategic Partnership is a group of stakeholders currently involved in natural area and cultural resource management, as well as community engagement, along the Pearl Harbor shoreline.
Initiated by Hui o Ho`ohonua in August of 2019, the Pu`uloa Strategic Partnership seeks to build collaboration that enhances the capacity of all participants to achieve our restoration and management goals. Together, our work is vital to restoring the region to abundance.
To date participating partners have collaborated on high school-graduate student research engagement, native plant propagation, equipment sharing and the development of best practices as 27 acres of invasive mangrove are being removed in makai section of the Honouliuli watershed - work that also involves recovering integrated Hawaiian food systems that historically provided fish, kalo and other staple foods. Pu`uloa Strategic Partners have collaborated on grants bringing in just under one million dollars in funding to support our efforts. Click here to learn more
Initiated by Hui o Ho`ohonua in August of 2019, the Pu`uloa Strategic Partnership seeks to build collaboration that enhances the capacity of all participants to achieve our restoration and management goals. Together, our work is vital to restoring the region to abundance.
To date participating partners have collaborated on high school-graduate student research engagement, native plant propagation, equipment sharing and the development of best practices as 27 acres of invasive mangrove are being removed in makai section of the Honouliuli watershed - work that also involves recovering integrated Hawaiian food systems that historically provided fish, kalo and other staple foods. Pu`uloa Strategic Partners have collaborated on grants bringing in just under one million dollars in funding to support our efforts. Click here to learn more
Featured Sponsor
`Ewa Business Owner, Mike Rompel
Mr. Rompel, who owns Dominoʻs and Outback Steakhouse restaurants in `Ewa, has generously provided free pizza to our volunteers since August 2016! A donation worth tens of thousands of dollars! He and his ʻohana have also provided funding for key equipment and a temporary paid crew to help us clear the Honouliuli Stream Mahalo nui loa for this generous support! |
Featured Partner
Ulu A`e Learning Center
https://uluae.org/ Students from the Ulu A`e learning center have been participating in `āina based education at Kapapapuhi since 2018. In July 2019, they helped harvest mangrove wood for a Hawaiian hale (house) being built in Kaonohi farms, near Pearlridge mall. This amazing program continues to foster culturally grounded learning that includes regular visits to Kapapapuhi Mahalo to these young leaders! |
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