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I started this Blog when I first started working with the North Lake College Summer Hawaiian Field Studies course. I knew that in 2 weeks, I would learn so much and I needed a place to document it. I was right. I went back through my pictures when I got home and thought, "Did we stop here? I don't remember this!". So I went back to my Blog and was reminded of that moment. So many great moments, so many great stories...here is where I document them. Please read, enjoy, send me questions, comments, etc.

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Saturday, June 25, 2016

Day 10 - Limahuli Gardens

Each year that we go to the Limahuli Gardens, we do a service project.  This year is no different.  We were first welcomed by a Oli (Hawaiian Chant to ask permission to come onto the land). 


We then went around and said our names. 


Dr. Winters welcomes us and talks about the Canoe Plants that were brought to Hawaii by the Polynesians. 


We did a riparian (river and area) restoration effort today.  We cleared out truckloads of invasive species growing in this area.  I wish I had taken a before picture. 


Here is an after shot.  This was full of invasive species. 

A little muddier, but we had a great day weeding. After our picture, we planted a few native plants in the upper area. 

Here is my little plant. 

A dip in the Limahuli river.  It is so nice and refreshing down here.  The water is so clear and cool. LOVE it!











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