Pūnana Leo O Molokaʻi came to Keawanui this past Saturday and visited our learning center. The kamaliʻi helped with invasive species...

Our latest experiment at Keawanui is with mulch varieties. We are using both mangrove charcoal and ogo with our kalo to see any...

Our crew at Keawanui has been enjoying having visitors again! Mahalo Kilohana School, Kualapuu school, @iwikua, and Kamehameha Schools...

Growing kalo at Keawanui has been a lot of trial and error, but we’re figuring it out! This patch received dried gorilla ogo and mangrove...

What makes good soil? Last month our crew at Keawanui worked with UH @ctahr to build upon what we’ve learned about our soil through kilo...

Our staff at Keawanui have been busy harvesting kalo with the keiki of ROOTed. This week we harvested to make poi for kupuna visiting...

Last week our kiaʻi harvested 26 pounds of kalo at Keawanui! This kalo will feed many of our ʻohana on Molokaʻi, helping us reach one of...

Planting maiʻa as windbreak, harvesting fruit, tending to our kalo patches, and checking on our oysters. Itʻs been a busy two weeks at...

E kanu i ka huli ʻoi hāʻule ka ua - Plant the taro stalks while there is rain. Do your work when the opportunity affords. After the...

After spending the last few weeks in the mangrove, this week we focused on maintaining and preparing our food farm and fishpond at...