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Cultivating Community: 4-H Military ʻOhana Day Blossoms in Waimānalo 2 July 2025

Cultivating Community: 4-H Military ʻOhana Day Blossoms in Waimānalo

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.

Hawaiʻi 4-H Plaque Dedication to Recognize Early Members 16 December 2024

Hawaiʻi 4-H Plaque Dedication to Recognize Early Members

All are welcome on January 25, when a plaque commemorating 106 years of the 4-H youth development program in Hawaiʻi will be dedicated on Maui near the site of the state’s first 4-H club.

Camp Kau Kau 8 August 2024

Camp Kau Kau

Extension engages 4-H kids across the islands in local cooking

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.

Temple the Trailblazer 13 December 2023

Temple the Trailblazer

Renowned activist in 4H livestock and autism visits Waialeʻe

Back in the day, the Waialeʻe Livestock Research Station was a true community resource for Oahu’s North Shore. The sprawling facility, a stone’s throw from today’s surfing mecca, once provided invaluable services as the area’s primary abattoir and center for livestock feed and harvesting research. 

Teens in Training 8 November 2023

Teens in Training

Maui 4-H hosts statewide disaster preparedness

In response to the wildfire disasters in Lahaina and Kula, Maui 4-H quickly organized a statewide disaster response training – Hawai‘i’s first-ever event tailored specifically for teens. With 110 high school students from every Hawaiian island gathering at Baldwin H.S. in Wailuku, and a program based on the national Community Emergency Response Team administered by FEMA, it was a rare and valuable opportunity to both train for emergencies and discuss ways to contribute to the long-term disaster recovery process and future disaster planning.

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