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People won’t support what they don’t understand. In 2005 we established Papahana Kuaola, our sister nonprofit, to bring hands-on learning about native plants and the ʻāina to the public.
Visit Papahana Kuaola
What’s included
Learning on the land
Community workdays
Get in touch
papahanakuaola.com
why it matters
Since 2005
Papahana Kuaola
Our sister nonprofit dedicated to education.
~1,500
Native plant species
About 90% are found nowhere else on Earth.
~5%
Lowland dry forest left
Once home to the greatest diversity of native plants in Hawaiʻi.
More ways we kōkua
Habitat restoration
Site prep, out-planting, and care for degraded habitat.
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Consulting
What to plant, where, and how to care for it.
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Plant rentals & gifts
Living plants for events, plus gifts and centerpieces.
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Landscaping
Native gardens, xeriscaping, hydroseeding, and more.
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