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ʻĀina OrganizationʻĀina SiteBrief DescriptionGrade Levels ServedʻĀina Experiences OfferedEducational Services OfferedDesired Visit FrequencyWebsiteSocial MediaContact - Visit Coordination Contact - BillingPhysical AddressMailing AddressZip CodeSite DirectionsBus GuidanceSite Fees
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Hawaiʻi Land TrustMaunawila HeiauEducational programming to connect learners to ‘āina healing.Pre-K & Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolFarming, Stream, HeiauOn-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Teacher professional development, High School internship opportunitiesOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipsHawaiilandtrust.comMaunawilaMamo Leota: mamo@hilt.orgMamo Leota: mamo@hilt.orgHau’ula Homestead Road.96717Google Maunawila HeiauCommunity workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Healthy Climate CommunitiesHāmākua MarshEnvironmental education and community native forestryPre-K & Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolNative vegetation and ecosystems, Hands on science, Native wetland birds, Native tree plantingOn-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Curriculum, Teacher professional developmentAnnual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipshtpps://healthyclimatecommunities.org@healthy_climate_communitiesLisa Marten, lisa@healthyclimatecommunities.org, 808-228-3642Lisa Marten, lisa@healthyclimatecommunities.org, 808-228-3642Hāmākua Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary, Kailua1006 Mokulua Drive, Kailua 9673496734Immediately adjacent to 268 Hamakua Drive, Kailua 96734Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Ho'okua'āinaHo'okua'āina at KapalaiHo‘okua‘āina is a non-profit nestled in the ahupuaʻa of Kailua at Kapalai in Maunawili on the island of Oʻahu. It is a manifestation of Dean and Michele Wilhelm’s vision to create a gathering place for people in the community to connect with and care for the ‘āina, perpetuate Hawaiian culture through the cultivation and preparation of kalo, and to be a place that would ultimately bring healing to people, especially at-risk youth.Pre-K & Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolLoʻi (Taro cultivation), FarmingOn-site field trips, Curriculum, High School internship opportunitiesOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visitshttps://www.hookuaaina.org/home@hookuaainaTatum Kauka, tatum@hookuaaina.org OR events@hookuaaina.org, (808) 351-1666, Schedule a Visit Link: https://www.hookuaaina.org/home/get-involved/schedule-a-visitGil Shukrun, accounting@hookuaaina.org, (808) 351-1666916 C Auloa Road, Kailua, HI 96734P.O. Box 342146, Kailua, HI 9673496734There are fees for site visits, Scholarship opportunities are available, Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Hui Malama O Ke KaiWaimanaloHui Mālama O Ke Kai is a non-profit organization that advocates stewardship by connecting youth to outdoor & ocean education, community service, and academic assistance with programming rooted in Native Hawaiian culture and values.Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12Farming, Coastal, Mo’olelo, Oli and MeleOn-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Teacher professional development, High School internship opportunitiesOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipsHuimalamaokekai.orgHuiMalamaOKeKaiMaile Ah Sam maile@huimalamaokekai.org41-477 Hihimanu street Waimanalo 41-477 Hihimanu street Waimanalo 96795There are fees for site visits, Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Hui o Ko'olaupoko Kaha GardenHands on native garden including area moolelo of plants and placePre-K & Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolNative vegetation and ecosystemsOn-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Curriculum, High School internship opportunitiesOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipsWww. Huihawaii.org@huiokoolaupokoKristen Kane nalani@huihawaii.org 8083817202 www.huihawaii.orgSame as above750 Kaha streetP.O. Box 1892 Kailua hawaii 9673496734Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Kānehūnāmoku Voyaging Academy Kānehūnāmoku Kānehūnāmoku Voyaging Academy (KVA) provides educational services in traditional Hawaiian navigation. The 29-foot double hull sailing canoe, Kānehūnāmoku, is a hands-on, dynamic, and living classroom for students of all ages where students become crew and learn all aspects of sailing the canoe, including maritime skills, non-instrumental navigation, elemental observations, teamwork and communication. ​Pre-School and Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolWaʻa (Sailing)On-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Bus services/coordination, Curriculum, Teacher professional developmentOne-time site visit, Annual visitwww.kanehunamoku.orgFacebook @Kanehunamoku IG: @Kanehunamoku Tik Tok @kanehunamokuJanet Clark janet@kanehunamoku.orgKanehunamoku Voyaging Academy 47-705 Kamehameha Hwy, Unit A Kaneohe HI 96744Kanehunamoku Voyaging Academy 47-705 Kamehameha Hwy, Unit A Kaneohe HI 9674496744Kualoa Regional Park - Campsite A (back of the park)There are fees for site visits, Scholarship opportunities are available
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KauluakalanaUlupō/Kawainui/Manu/MakaliʻiTHE FOUNDATION OF KAULUAKALANA is firmly planted at Kūkanono, an ʻili ʻāina (small land division) at the piko of Kailua, which is home to two of the most significant cultural sites in our area: Ulupō and Kawainui. Ulupō is one of the largest heiau on Oʻahu and was built about 1000 years ago on the banks of Kawainui, historically the second largest fishpond in all of Hawaiʻi and now the largest remaining wetland in our islands. Together, Ulupō and Kawainui are the pillars of what was once a vast agricultural and aquacultural complex that supported the health and well-being of kānaka and ʻāina in our district. The presence of these two wahi pana also made Kūkanono the spiritual and cultural center of our ahupua’a for at least 1000 years. KAULUAKALANA is a community-based, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that was founded in 2019 by kamaʻāina of Kailua, those who have been raised by the lands and leaders of their ahupuaʻa to chart and navigate a course leading to kanaka (people) and ʻāina (land) reunited in a relationship that feeds us physically, intellectually, culturally, and spiritually. Traveling in the wake of those who came before, we are committed to ʻāina restoration and education, cultural revitalization, community regeneration, identity reclamation, and the renewal of kuleana in Kailua, one of the most storied ahupuaʻa on Oʻahu.Pre-K & Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolLoʻi (Taro cultivation), Loko Iʻa (Fishpond), Farming, Stream, Native vegetation and ecosystemsOn-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Teacher professional development, High School internship opportunitiesOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipshttps://www.kauluakalana.org/https://forms.monday.com/forms/fe1befd831beae521a64fd048f400eb5?r=use1Kaleo Wong, kaleo@kauluakalana.org1200 Kailua Rd, Kailua, HI 96734P.O. BOX 833 Kailua, HI 9673496734 If you are walking to our side, head down the side road that takes you behind the YMCA and you will see a parking lot where our storage containers. Our staff will be there to greet you at the base of Ulupō Heiau for protocol.Bus drop-off and pick-up are at the Kailua Methodist Church parking lot (1110 Kailua Rd, Kailua, HI 96734). A staff member will be there to greet you and walk you down to Ulupō for protocol.There are fees for site visits, Scholarship opportunities are available, Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Koʻolau FoundationHaiku ValleyRestoration, acknowledgment, and education about wahi kapuMiddle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolNative vegetation and ecosystems, Cultural values, history, mo`olelo, restoring mana; respect for placeOn-site field tripsLong-term, regular visit partnerships, monthly cultural service workdayskoolaupoko-hcc.org/koolaufoundationKo`olau FoundationMahealani Cypher
malamapono744@aol.com
(808)226-4195		Mahealani Cypher
malamapono744@aol.com
(808)226-4195		46-500 Kuneki St., Kaneohe, HI 9674446-001 Kawa St., #205, Kaneohe, HI 96744provided upon confirmation of visitonly partial access into valleyCommunity workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Pacific American Foundation Waikalua Loko I’aWaikalua Loko I'a is an 'aina-based community classroom, built on iwi of our kupuna, who have laid the foundation to our present future embracing 21st century knowledge.
Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolLoko Iʻa (Fishpond)On-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Bus services/coordination, Curriculum, Teacher professional development, High School internship opportunitiesOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipswww.thepaf.orgHerb Lee111 Hekili St Suite A170 Kailua, Hi 96734111 Hekili St Suite A170 Kailua, Hi 9673496734There are fees for site visits, Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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Paepae o HeʻeiaLoko Iʻa o HeʻeiaPaepae o He’eia is a private non-profit organization dedicated to caring for He’eia Fishpond – an ancient Hawaiian fishpond located in He’eia Uli, Ko’olaupoko, O’ahu. Pre-School and Kindergarden, Elementary: Grades 1-5, Middle: Grades 6-8, High: Grades 9-12, Post High SchoolLoko Iʻa (Fishpond), Farming, Coastal, Native vegetation and ecosystemsOn-site field trips, In Classroom Instruction, Teacher professional developmentOne-time site visit, Annual visit, Quarterly visits, Long-term, regular visit partnershipswww.paepaeoheeia.org@paepaeoheeia (IG)Gigi Danner, (808)236-6178, gigi@paepaeoheeia.org, Admin@paepaeoheeia.org46-077 Ipuka St Kāne’ohe Hi 96744PO Box 6355 Kaneohe, HI 9674496744information given when visit is scheduled and confirmedinformation given when visit is scheduled and confirmedThere are fees for site visits, Community workdays & volunteer opportunities are available
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