The Coral Restoration was an activity that allowed us to learn about the importance of corals in the ecosystem. In addition to protecting the shore from wave energy, allowing the formation of sand for beaches and being a reservoir of biodiversity for fish and wildlife, corals also play an important Read more…
Submitted by Thomas Ono Brave and strong Hawaii Kai Lions volunteered to collect and relocate 1,000 pohaku (stone) from Kamilo Valley to the new Keawawa Wetland Hale (home). More than 1,000 pohaku were hand-picked with aloha in a matter of a couple hours, loaded into buckets and trucked to the Read more…
Submitted by Lion Ken Nishibun On Saturday morning June 12, fourteen Lions and prospective Lions rolled up their sleeves to tackle a very labor-intensive Kaiser High School Hedge Removal and Replanting Project. Two pickup trucks, a hefty chain, reciprocating saws, picks, shovels, rakes, a power washer and a lot of muscle Read more…