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Cultivating 4,000 kī plants for hula, ceremony, family use, and community gatherings.
Cultural Planting
Kī and Kukui for Hula and Ceremony
Thousands of culturally important plants are taking root here so hālau, families, and practitioners can access healthy, locally grown materials close to home.
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Caring for an additional 2,500 kī logs received and planted in partnership with a local hālau.
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Expanding kukui and other cultural plantings that support practice, teaching, and continuity across the property.
Why It Matters
A living resource for generations.
Reliable access to cultural plants helps knowledge stay active. The goal is not simply to grow material, but to support the relationships, protocols, and shared work that give those plants meaning.