Restoring East Maui’s capacity to feed Hawaiʻi
The Hawaiian people are capable of producing an abundance of food by farming at the source, 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.
Much of the ancient agricultural yield-producing infrastructure of East Maui is still in tact, waiting to be uncovered and optimized in order to serve its fullest potential; nourishing humanity with refuge, water, food, community.
Hawai‘i’s ability to feed Hawai‘i is dependent upon consistency of stream flow, access to land and active participation by both its inhabitants, and guests. Government must find ways to enhance its processes to expedite collaboration for widespread environmental and cultural restoration to occur.
Hawai‘i Life is a kuleana (stewardship responsibility), not a real estate company.
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