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Who We Are The Ka 'Ohana
O Honu'apo Board of Directors represents only a small fraction of the
people who have dedicated their energy and aloha to preserving Honu'apo.
In addition to the board, and those who have assisted periodically,
there are at least a dozen other dedicated individuals who show up week-after-week
to help with this effort. These folks have consistently volunteered
for thankless jobs, from asking supporters for donations to mowing the
grass at the park. Board of Directors
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What We Do Ka 'Ohana O Honu'apo will work with the County of Hawai'i Department of Parks and Recreation under a cooperative agreement to augment County resources for managing the Park at Honu'apo by:
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Honu'apo
History Honu'apo is a coastal estuary, which is a place where saltwater and freshwater mingle to create a rich coastal environment suitable for a rich community of terrestrial and marine organisms. Although the estuary has been altered by intense human use, it still has the potential to support native plants and animals, including the endangered Hawaiian monk seal, or `Ilio holo i ka uaua and several shorebird species. It is our hope that the natural properties of this coastal estuary can be fully restored someday.  Honu'apo Landing and Village in 1908 |