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December 4, 2024
Changing Landscapes on Lāna‘i
Changing Landscapes on Lāna‘i
December 4, 2024
Plantation Life on Lāna‘i
Plantation Life on Lāna‘i

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With its steady source of fresh water, Maunalei Valley was the main place for growing kalo (taro), breadfruit, and sweet potatoes. About one thousand Hawaiians lived in this area, which was cultivated for food.⁠
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Today, we continue to preserve heritage sites where ancient farming took place. Maunalei was, and still is, one of the most historical places on the island.⁠
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Interested in learning more about the history of Lana‘i? Come visit the museum, open Monday through Friday from 11 am to 3 pm or click the link in bio to learn more.

Remember when we simply entertained ourselves? What a wonderful life it was and can continue to be. Plantation life had its challenges but it also provided many opportunities for people to connect and celebrate.

This holiday season we celebrate all that we have shared together all year long with you. A donation today will just take us farther than we ever dreamed. ⁠
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Take a moment to tap our bio link and give a donation for the love of Lānaʻi.

As we celebrate this holiday season, we couldn't agree more with his wisdom in words - it's all about the people and the memories made that define our culture of shared experiences. Happy holidays to you and yours.⁠
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Please consider a year-end gift this holiday season in support of our work. Tap our bio link to make a donation of any amount. It all helps.

From the 1920s until the end of the era, pineapple fields shaped Lāna‘i’s uplands. These once-expansive fields once stretched across the land, telling the story of a vibrant chapter in Lāna‘i’s history.

Lānaʻi hunters, make a difference! Join the Stewardship Hunting Program and help restore balance to our island’s ecosystem by managing axis deer and mouflon sheep populations. Open to licensed Lānaʻi residents—15 hunters per unit, no bag limits.⁠
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Register Mon–Fri, 5–6 PM at Dole Administration Building, Suite 131. Be part of protecting native species and preserving Lānaʻi’s land. Click the link in bio to learn more.⁠
⁠
Reminder to join us on Monday, December 15 from 5 to 6pm at the Filipino Clubhouse for our semi-annual hunters meeting. Get updates and join the conversation about the free, resident hunting program in the Kuahiwi a Kai project area (Units A1/A2). All are welcome.⁠

With its steady source of fresh water, Maunalei Valley was the main place for growing kalo (taro), breadfruit, and sweet potatoes. About one thousand Hawaiians lived in this area, which was cultivated for food.⁠
⁠
Today, we continue to preserve heritage sites where ancient farming took place. Maunalei was, and still is, one of the most historical places on the island.⁠
⁠
⁠
Interested in learning more about the history of Lana‘i? Come visit the museum, open Monday through Friday from 11 am to 3 pm or click the link in bio to learn more.

Remember when we simply entertained ourselves? What a wonderful life it was and can continue to be. Plantation life had its challenges but it also provided many opportunities for people to connect and celebrate.

This holiday season we celebrate all that we have shared together all year long with you. A donation today will just take us farther than we ever dreamed. ⁠
⁠
Take a moment to tap our bio link and give a donation for the love of Lānaʻi.

As we celebrate this holiday season, we couldn't agree more with his wisdom in words - it's all about the people and the memories made that define our culture of shared experiences. Happy holidays to you and yours.⁠
⁠
Please consider a year-end gift this holiday season in support of our work. Tap our bio link to make a donation of any amount. It all helps.

From the 1920s until the end of the era, pineapple fields shaped Lāna‘i’s uplands. These once-expansive fields once stretched across the land, telling the story of a vibrant chapter in Lāna‘i’s history.

Lānaʻi hunters, make a difference! Join the Stewardship Hunting Program and help restore balance to our island’s ecosystem by managing axis deer and mouflon sheep populations. Open to licensed Lānaʻi residents—15 hunters per unit, no bag limits.⁠
⁠
Register Mon–Fri, 5–6 PM at Dole Administration Building, Suite 131. Be part of protecting native species and preserving Lānaʻi’s land. Click the link in bio to learn more.⁠
⁠
Reminder to join us on Monday, December 15 from 5 to 6pm at the Filipino Clubhouse for our semi-annual hunters meeting. Get updates and join the conversation about the free, resident hunting program in the Kuahiwi a Kai project area (Units A1/A2). All are welcome.⁠

Join us on Monday, December 15 from 5 to 6pm at the Filipino Clubhouse for our semi-annual hunters meeting. Get updates and join the conversation about the free, resident hunting program in the Kuahiwi a Kai project area (Units A1/A2). All are welcome.

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