Kī or Ti plants are considered sacred and valuable in Hawaii. We planted about 100 of them, and we are planting even more on the outline of the property. To allow them to grow and to protect them from cutting, we set up a few t-posts to mark the outline.
More Ti (Kī) plants (and why we put up posts) Read More »
Invasive species like Melochia, Autograph, and Umbrella trees pose a big threat to natural habits. We cut those regularly so they don’t overtake the forest. Invasive species spread fast and can take over native forests in only a few years, thereby posing a threat to native and endemic plants and animals. On Lauhalaland, some of
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We are doing our best to clean all the trash we find off the coastline.
cleaning the coastline Read More »
