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Programs
Supporting Our Community
The Kaʻūpūlehu Foundation seeks to actively contribute to the management, protection, documentation, and interpretation of natural, cultural, and historic resources throughout the ahupuaʻa. We work hard to collaborate with community-based natural, cultural, and historic resource programs and activities, and support cultural, stewardship, and educational programs throughout the ahupuaʻa that will assist tenants of the ahupuaʻa and the broader community in interpreting and appreciating the unique natural, cultural, and historic resources of the ahupuaʻa. Overall we aim to provide a repository for historical, cultural, and natural resource information.
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What's Happening in Kaʻūpūlehu
~ From Ma Uka to Ma Kai ~
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Try Wait
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PIKO
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Uluhaʻo o Hualālai
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Na Maka Onauna
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Hoʻola Ka Makanaʻā
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Nā Kalai Waʻa
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Huliauapaʻa
PIKO
A total of 19 ounces of paʻakai on 6 separate occasions, and each gathered sample indicates the presence of microplastics at the Kalaemanō shoreline. 51 water samples have been collected from Kalaemanō. All samples have indicated no presence of E. Coli and Coliform.
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