We were well represented at Saturday's WWD-Kailua with Doc at the helm, Kaʻolu at our T-shirt/brochure/native-plant table, Kaleo at the Climate Change forum, Kihei giving the Waiʻauia talk, Ulu conducting Ulupo tours, and Sue, Judy, Beth, and Tamara being their usual indispensable selves. Nor should we forget our Hikaʻalani compadres Ryan and Peehi, our Hale Keaoha partners in ʻai pono subversion, and our Hui Ku Maoli Ola meʻe in turning land into ʻāina. What we came away with, above all, was a sense of how strong we are becoming as an interconnected community of ʻoiwi. Aue na mamo o Koʻolaupoko e!
