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As I walked up the cultural learning center on the dirt road, I could smell the charcoal burning in the air. KOA Haole where once existed, remained the only black sticks. Firefighters Station # 26 in Wai'anae Air 1 helicopter was directing the Wai'anae Kai Forest Reserve where so many of our rare native Hawaiian plants were at risk of water drop bucket. The Wai'anae Valley June 6th worst in recent memory was a day after the fire. And, unlike the previous fire, it destroyed our beloved Na'auao Hale. Built in 1980, Hale Ka'ala, a place where thousands of visitors each year welcomed Cultural hana plantation Learning Center was the center of all educational activities. hana plantation He was gone, burned by a spark on the hot winds blowing from Lualualei.
The center of the fire water system 'auwai lo'i kalo as all our work had to be destroyed. Fire also lo'i and garden center hana plantation on the southern end of the trend reached by Wai'anae families.
Garland wauke, kitchen, Ka'ala Kīpuka, bathroom, and tool sheds: Thankfully, hana plantation Honolulu firefighters rescued many important centers including sites and structures. And, because the lo'i kalo some standing hana plantation water, 1 air for them to use water in the surrounding areas and the center was able to leave the water. Mahalo nui all firefighters who fought the fire and saved our center!
Our Hale Na'auao after hearing loss, 'Ka'ala ohana scores called

his office asking hana plantation how they can help. Two former Ka'ala officer, Andrew Aoki and Kina Mahi, we first compared the experience to help it get through Ka'ala is asked to lead the effort. Together, we raise funds needed for reconstruction efforts, our programs can continue to build temporary housing, hana plantation design and Hale, plant native species, coordinate volunteer efforts to rebuild, and our 'KFI ohana future as we grow side of the building. It take many hands to accomplish their goals. If you want to donate, contribute materials, volunteer, or to a group that would like to get involved, please contact our office at 696-4954.
Ka'ala hana plantation present form is due in large part to the generosity of people like you. We can see the valley again a sense of hope that we can live together 'Ölelo no'eau "E Hana dead of a pa'a kahua, ma mua o a'o, Anna's ha'i "(work first before teaching others to build firm foundations). Mahalo. hana plantation