Saturday, June 28, marked the first Military ‘Ohana Day at CTAHR’s Waimānalo Research Station led by Cooperative Extension’s 4-H Military Program Coordinator, Tina Mahina Mueller.  Along with a crew of eager volunteers, Tina welcomed 30 military-connected families for a day filled with aloha, culture, and connection.

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Mahalo to Oʻahu County Administrator Jari Sugano and the fabulous folks at the Urban Garden Center (UGC) in Pearl City for helping CTAHR and the UH community thank UH System President David Lassner.

Over 60 volunteers from CTAHR and the local community came together on December 10 to plant kupuna kalo back into the ‘āina at the Waimānalo Research Station.

This summer, youths across the state learned and cooked their way through “4-H Camp Kau Kau,” a new week-long summer culinary camp from CTAHR’s 4-H Youth Development Program. Recipes and lessons focused on the context and diversity of local food in Hawai‘i, with hands-on cooking experiences and educational activities about Hawai‘i’s food and agricultural history.