November 21, 2015

At the end of November, 24 Biology students participated in Service Learning with Kulia Potter who advocates for education of indigenous Hawaiian culture through moʻolelo (storytelling) of Hawaiian history and the propagation of native Hawaiian plants and Polynesian introduced plants. On this trip, students cleared land, planted ʻulu trees and taro, and had fun too!

Group photo of studens in Waipio Valley

Some students removing invasive trees from the forest

A keiki volunteer shows off a branch she trimmed

Two participants smile as they plant ulu (breadfruit)

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