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Since Kawai Nui Marsh is a special place, we will
want to kökua (help) to care for the native
plants and animals living there. Please do not harm
living things or pick plants unless guided to do
so. (Note: Students may help to remove invasive
alien plants under the supervision of the kumu at
the site.)
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- Clean
the soles of your shoes before the field trip. That
will help to prevent the spread of weeds that don’t
belong in the marsh or along the trails.
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- It
is important to show ho'ihi (respect) for this wahi
(place) and for one another by treating all kumu
and fellow students with respect.
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- Volunteer
kumu will be teaching each hui (group). Give your
full attention to the kumu so everyone benefits
from the experience.
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- We’ll
be working in three groups. Stay with your group
and do not wander off.
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- Place
all of your belongings, including bottled water
in a backpack so that your hands will be free.
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Optional: We may want to share a (mele) song, an
oli (chant) or a dance when we arrive. (Note: An
oli for Kawai Nui is provided on the CD, and a written
copy is provided in the oli Appendix.)
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