Haraguchi Rice Mill

Ho'opulapula Haraguchi Rice Mill is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agrarian museum situated in the taro fields of Hanalei Valley, Kaua'i, Hawaii. Recognized on the National Historic Register, it is the only remaining rice mill in the state, with a history dating back to the 1800s and a commitment to education and sustainability. Managed by the Haraguchi family, the museum has undergone multiple restorations following devastating events like fires and hurricanes. It serves as a platform to preserve the history of local agriculture and educate visitors about the cultural significance of taro farming in Hawaii. Generated from the website

Malama Huleia is an organization dedicated to restoring the Hul ia ecosystem at Alakoko Fishpond in Kauai, Hawaii, by employing traditional Hawaiian practices. Their mission includes the removal of invasive mangrove species, re-establishment of native wetland ecosystems, and community engagement through environmental stewardship programs that honor Hawaiian culture and values. Since its establishment, Malama Huleia has made significant progress, including the protection of the Alakoko property and ongoing efforts to restore its unique fishpond wall. The organization actively seeks community support, encouraging donations and volunteer participation to further their environmental education initiatives and ecological restoration projects. Generated from the website