Posts filed under ‘Maunawili Valley’
World Wetlands Day Feb. 8, 2014 – at Kailua United Methodist Church
Save Saturday Feb. 8, 2014 from 9 am to 1:30 pm for learning about Kawainui Marsh and how it relates to its past and present agricultural use. Go on tours, attend the round table discussion, enjoy the entertainment, and just have some fun. Free, public welcome to attend.
Contact Ahahui for bus tour reservations led by Doc Burrows and Paul Brennan. 263-8008 or email@ahahui.net
Click on the two items below to get all the details:
Maunawili Kawainui Historical and Archaeology Tour, Sat. Nov. 2, 2013
Archaeology and History Tour of old Kailua and Maunawili Valley on Sat., April 6th
Dr. Paul Brennan and Dr. Chuck Burrows will lead an archaeological and historical sites tour on April 6th from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. We will see Ulupo Heiau then car pool to “old Kailua”, Liliuokalani’s Retreat and Kukapoki Heiau in upper Maunawili Valley. Participants will learn how the early Hawaiians managed the natural resources of the Kailua ahupua’a and how Chinese and Japanese farmers grew their rice crops and engaged in truck farming in Kawainui and Maunawili. The tour is sponsored by Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi, the Kailua Historical Society and the Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club. A donation of $10 is suggested and reservations will be limited to 30 persons. We will car pool between sites. Participants should have good footwear and bring bug spray, water and snacks.
The tour has filled up, but you can get on the standby list by calling Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi at 263-8008 or email AML at <email @ ahahui.net>.
Join us on a Maunawili Archaeology & Historic Sites Tour, Sat. June 2nd
MAUNAWILI ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC SITES TOUR – SATURDAY JUNE 2nd from 8:30 am –
12:30 pm.
Drs. Paul Brennan and Chuck Burrows will lead an archaeological and
historical sites tour from Ulupo Heiau to the Liliuokalani’s Retreat and Kukapoki
Heiau in upper Maunawili Valley. Participants will learn how the early
Hawaiians managed the natural resources of the Kailua ahupua’a and how
Chinese and Japanese farmers grew their rice crops and engaged in truck
farming in Kawainui and Maunawili.
The tour is sponsored by Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi, the Kailua Historical Society and the Kailua Hawaiian
Civic Club. A donation of $10 for the tour is requested and
reservations will be limited to 30 persons. We will car pool between sites.
Reservations should be made by calling Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi at 263-8008 or email AML at <email@ahahui.net>.
Mahalo,
Chuck “Doc” Burrows, Co-President
‘Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi
Learn about Kawainui and share your thoughs about how we should share Kawainui-Hamakua with the community and visitors.
On behalf of Ho‘olaulima ia Kawainui, Ahahui would like to thank you for your interest and support of our community outreach for Kawainui. For the past 6 years, Ho‘olaulima has been gathering background information on Kawainui-Hamakua for the development of an interpretive plan. Now that we have inventoried the natural and cultural resources, developed some interpretive themes (messages), identified the potential audience, and gathered information about various interpretive techniques, we believe it’s time to share this information with the community and seek their input on the interpretive opportunities. We are asking the community to share what they would like to see at Kawainui. The input we receive will allow us to move forward with the interpretive planning process and we hope to weave our interpretive recommendations into the Kawainui Master Plan update being conducted by DLNR.
You can download the flyer for our first round of six public outreach meetings in the Kailua community to be held from September to November. Please join us at one or more of these meetings. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in getting the word out to your friends and contacts. We look forward to hearing your thoughts and exploring ways to share the special resource of Kawainui-Hamakua with the community and visitors.
Download the pdf flyer here: Kawainui Outreach Flyer_Sept11
Maunawili Archaeology & Historic Sites Tour, Sat. June 4th
MAUNAWILI ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORIC SITES TOUR – SATURDAY JUNE 4th from 8:30 am –
12:30 pm.
Drs. Paul Brennan and Chuck Burrows will lead an archaeological and
historical sites tour from Ulupo Heiau to the Liliuokalani’s Retreat and Kukapoki
Heiau in upper Maunawili Valley. Participants will learn how the early
Hawaiians managed the natural resources of the Kailua ahupua’a and how
Chinese and Japanese farmers grew their rice crops and engaged in truck
farming in Kawainui and Maunawili.
The tour is sponsored by Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi and the Kailua Hawaiian
Civic Club. A donation of $10 for the tour is requested and
reservations will be limited to 30 persons. We will car pool between sites.
Reservations should be made by calling Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi at 263-8008 or email AML at <email@ahahui.net>.
Mahalo,
Chuck “Doc” Burrows, Co-President
‘Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi
Geology of Kailua Ahupua‘a Tour Sat. Oct. 2
Sign up with Ahahui now so you can go on the popular Geology of Kailua Ahupua‘a tour to take place on Saturday, Oct. 2rd. Dr. Floyd McCoy of Windard Community College will lead the geology tour (via car-pooling) to different sites around Kailua including Ameron’s quarry and Kawainui Marsh. The tour will start at 8:30 am. A donation of $10.00 is requested at time of sign-in on the 2nd. Contact Kaimi Scudder to make reservations asap and receive further information at 263-8008, or email Check this blog for updates.
2010 ENVISIONING KAWAINUI MARSH MEETING Sat. Aug. 7th
2010 Envisioning Kawainui Public Meeting
Sponsored by Senator Jill Tokuda
August 7 . 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Location: Le Jardin Academy
917 Kalanianaole Highway
The Honorable Senator Jill Tokuda is sponsoring 2010 ENVISIONING KAWAINUI MARSH, with the kokua of the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation on Saturday afternoon, August 7th from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. The ancient marsh is being restored to its former glory and health with the hard work of many hands, a good plan and a united community. Please plan to be there!
MAUNAWILI ARCHEOLOGY AND HISTORIC TOUR – SATURDAY MAY 1st
MAUNAWILI ARCHEOLOGY AND HISTORIC TOUR – SATURDAY MAY 1st from 8:30 am –
12:30 pm.
Drs. Paul Brennan and Chuck Burrows will lead an archaeological and
historical tour from Ulupo Heiau to the Liliuokalani’s Retreat and Kukapoki
Heiau in upper Maunawili Valley. Participants will learn how the early
Hawaiians managed the natural resources of the Kailua ahupua’a and how
Chinese and Japanese farmers grew their rice crops and engaged in truck
farming in Kawainui and Maunawili.
The tour is sponsored by Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi and the Kailua Hawaiian
Civic Club. A donation of $10 for the tour is requested and
reservations will be limited to 30 persons. We will car pool between sites.
Please call Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi at 263-8008 or email AML at <email@ahahui.net> to sign up for the tour.
Mahalo,
Chuck “Doc” Burrows, President
‘Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi
Public Lecture: “Glimpses of Primeval Kailua,” by Dr. John Culliney April 2, 2010
Title: “Glimpses of Primeval Kailua: Landscapes, Plants and Wildlife Before Humans Arrived.”
Dr. John Culliney, professor of biology at Hawaii Pacific University and contributing author of the natural history of Kawainui in the recent published book Kailua will give a lecture presentation “Glimpses of Primeval Kailua: Landscapes, Plants, and Wildlife Before Humans Arrived”, on Friday April 2nd from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the Faith Baptist Church on 1230 Kailua Rd. next to the Windward YMCA.
The next day Saturday April 3rd from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm, Rick Barboza co-owner of the native plant nursery Hui Ku Maoli Ola, will conduct a tour of the botanical plant restoration sites in Kawainui Marsh. Site visits will be at Ulupo Heiau, Na Pohaku o Hauwahine, Kawainui Park and ending at the Hui Ku Maoli Ola nursery in Haiku Valley.
The botanical lecture and tour are sponsored by Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi and the Kailua Hawaiian Civic Club. A donation fee of $10 for the tour is requested. Tour reservations will be limited to 30 persons. Please call Ahahui Malama I ka Lokahi at 263-8008 or send an email to <email@ahahui.net> to attend the lecture and to sign up for the plant tour.
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