Restoring East Maui’s capacity to feed Hawaiʻi

The Hawaiian people were once able to produce an abundance of food by farming at the source of, and with the natural flow of stream water from mauka (upland) to makai (sea).

East Maui Farm is an initiative to inspire the return to Hawaiian natural farming in order to re-materialize local food security goals.

East Maui has the potential to feed Hawai‘i but that is dependent upon consistency of stream flow, access to land and active participation by both its inhabitants, and guests. Much of the ancient, aboriginal, agricultural infrastructure of this region is still in tact and waiting to be optimized in order to serve its fullest potential.

East Maui Farm relies on volunteers to assist with this kuleana (stewardship responsibility).

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Restoring East Maui’s capacity to feed Hawaiʻi

Hawai‘i Life is a kuleana (stewardship responsibility), not a real estate company.

Hawai‘i was agriculturally optimized under the Ahupua‘a System. We believe the return of kuleana to our rural spaces enables more intricate observations, creating the opportunity for better land management.