Hoa Aina O Makaha

5 reviews

+1 (808) 695-8978

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84-766 Lahaina St

Waianae, HI 96792

+1 (808) 695-8978

https://www.hoaainaomakaha.org

Hoa Aina O Makaha is a community-based organization in Waianae, HI, dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship.

They offer educational programs and hands-on experiences that empower individuals to connect with the land and cultivate a deeper appreciation for nature.

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5.05 reviews

TaraMarie P.

3/31/2019

The "Makaha Farm," Hoa 'Āina O Makaha, will always have a special place in my heart. All who have attended Makaha elementary as well as parents and faculty have had this farm be a significant...

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Shantell C.

4/17/2021

A hidden gem in Makaha staffed by wonderful people. This farm holds events, food giveaways and now you pick days. The farm provides you pick fruits like guava and mango, veggies suck as greens,...

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Ro F.

10/20/2022

Great people. Great farm. Educational and good for the soul. We went there a couple times to learn from Father Gigi. He is such an inspiration. Following his footsteps and taking the reigns,...

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Kim C.

3/18/2016

Field Trip experience Cost per student: $10 + $5 (bus transportation) Unit: Plants and Animals Hoa Aina Makaha is a non profit organization. When it first started high school students from...

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Pili S.

6/2/2017

Kim C. did a great review of the place. It is on 5 acres of land. Lots to do in a short walking distance which helps when you are on a field trip. We took 155 students and everyone had enough...

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