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Keawanui Fishpond Updates 6/18/21

Jun 18, 2021
1 min read

Updated: Feb 12, 2023


Sharing a little joy from our pouhana to yours. Looking over our pictures from this year, we see so much transformation happening to the Kaʻamola area. Thanks to our incredible kiaʻi, new life has been brought back to Keawanui and new delight to our team.


It isn't easy toiling the land day in and day out, but as we come together to do this work so much happiness and purpose is built in each of us.


We encourage everyone to do what they can: plant some food at your hale, volunteer in your community, put your energy into the land that sustains you. It will bring a sense of contentment that is hard to come by.


Mahalo to all that continue to support our work! To learn more about our restoration efforts at Keawanui, stay tuned!

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The part about "toiling the land day in and day out" really hit home for me—I know that kind of grind where the joy only shows up later when you look back at the photos. Seeing new life return to Keawanui after all that kiaʻi work is exactly the kind of quiet payoff that makes the hard days worth it. Mahalo for sharing this glimpse of the transformation. — Tuoverse novel guide

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