On January 19th this introductory workshop taught participants the basics of growing plants and raising fish at the same time. The staff at Mari's Garden gave us an an in-depth tour and explanation of how their systems work and why they believe this is the most sustainable method of farming possible. Mari's Gardens is also one of the pioneers in the commercial use of aquaponics on a large scale. This workshop was sponsored by the Na Lei Aloha Foundation
Mālama Learning Center offers hands-on workshops taught by community practitioners that help people learn how to live more sustainably while connecting to the Hawaiian culture and being inspired by the arts. Mahalo nui loa to the Hawaiian Electric Company for sponsoring our WOW workshops!
Monday, January 21, 2013
Holiday Creations from Natural Materials
On December 12, 2013. Malama Learning Center welcomed back crafter Malia Lagaso who demonstrated making beautiful holiday crafts at Makeke Kapolei. During the holiday season a large amount of waste on wrapping and decorations. Market-goers learned about alternative forms of decorating using materials that could be found in nature all around them.
Bokashi Composting
On November 3, 2012 we learned about a fast and easy way to compost household scraps from Jan Nadamoto. Participants learned about EM (Effective Microorganism) and the process they go through to break down table scraps and make wonderful compost. They mixed their own bokashi and even got to take some home!
Growing Mangoes
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