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Our first annual Ka Piko o Wākea (Spring) Fundraiser Campaign to kanu i ka makalae (plant on the coast) at Waipuilani.
Rooted has been actively working on revitalizing the coastal wetlands of Waipuilani for the past 5 years, and we would love your help in restoring this historic wetland and other historic wetlands of Hawai'i for our community and the ecological health of our 'āina. We are now working on ahupua'a resoration as well!
Our fundraising is ONGOING and will consist throughout the year.

Kanu i ka makalae means to plant on the coast and the wetlands of Waiohuli, which is exactly what this project is all about. The coast we are focused on is within the Waiohuli Kai ahupua'a in the moku of Kula, Maui. This initiative is to re-introduce and restore a collection of native Hawaiian plants that contribute to the wetland natural ecosystem services to that area and restore the native habitats for endemic (only found in Hawai'i) and endangered species.
The fundraiser is currently OPEN and will be ongoing and consist throughout the year.
ROOTED Kekahi Me Ka ʻĀina has been actively working on revitalizing the coastal wetlands of Kula Kai (Kihei) for the past 5 years. We are currently working on an ahupua'a restoration concept that requires native plants to provide habitats, medicine, and hydrological (to recharge the aquifer) function back to our wetlands ecosystem.
Our vision is to revitalize our ahupua'a wetlands ecosystem to its original hydrological serving condition to prevent erosion, to restore the native habitat that our endemic (only found in Hawai'i) species depend on, support the natural sand dunes, encourage the return of dependent native fauna, and creating a welcoming space for educational cultural activities and practices.
Our goal for those who support this initiative is to build a sense of ʻohana and to grow a group of stakeholders committed to the same vision.
A part of this project is helping to connect with and teach nearby residents how to get rooted and develop a sense of place and responsibility within their wahi pana (a special place that one connects with and cares for). We will have volunteer opportunities announced on our social media platforms. If you would like to get involved send us your email!
To get involved:
1. Monetary support - Select from our sponsorship levels below. Every sponsorship means a native plant will be planted in your name.
2. Mālama ʻāina (care for the land) with us - Whether you donated monetarily or not, we welcome you to come grow with us. These are the plants you are helping to grow if you sponsor $25 or higher for the plants below. RSVP to rootedkmka@gmail.com with 1) your name and email, 2) that you want to sponsor native plants, and 3) please indicate that you are donating for native planting.





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