KAUPA: Education, outreach, and action flows through Kalihi Stream

KALIHI -- Deep in Kalihi Valley, Kalihi Stream flows from lush tropical watershed areas through agricultural, residential, commercial, and industrial areas into Keehi Lagoon. Along the way, those waters pass through the lives of the people who live and work in Kalihi, picking up and redistributing waste that makes its way into the stream. Of the many community groups focused on Kalihi, the Kalihi Ahapua’a Ulu Pono Ahahu, or KAUPA, is uniquely dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the Kalihi Stream as a vital, healthy ecosystem.

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• KAUPA: Education, outreach, and action flows through Kalihi Stream

• February 13: Kalihi stream clean-up with KAUPA

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• Army volunteers to malama wai in Kalihi

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Events

• February 17: Honolulu Community College celebrates 90 years

• February 13: Kalihi stream clean-up with KAUPA

• December 26: Kalihi Stream cleanup
• Sat, December 26 - 8:30 AM , at Kuhio Park Terrace

• December 19: Kokua Kalihi Valley nature preserve with Hooulu Aina

• November 28: KAUPA holding a recycling drive

• November 20: Youth Speaks Hawaii Fall 2009 Interscholastic Poetry Slam

Solomon Enos holds affordable art clearance

Dance therapy in step with Kalihi’s elderly

Raiatea Helm graces the lawn at Moonlight Mele

Mayor Wright’s kids prepare for La Ho‘iho‘i Ea celebration