"Ka ʻai nānā i luna." Even without teeth the wind consumes the food crops. Said of a destructive windstorm. Mary Kawena Pukui, ʻŌlelo Noʻeau 1274 Huʻehuʻe Ranch and our little world of plants, roots, and trees (and houses and wires too) were recently ‘visited’ by one of those more and more frequent visitors: a weather event. On the weekend of December 4th and 5th, an intense and sustained storm system brought incredible winds that hit from both Mauka and Makai sides, into our

We are in cold and flu season, a pertinent time for self-care and nourishing our health and well-being. Below are a few native plants that address a variety of health concerns, and can easily be brewed into a tea. With any herbal plant medicine you consume, it is always best practice to ask the plant for permission before picking and wait for a confirmation to be shown to you in some way, it may be as simple as the wind moving through the leaves. When it feels right then go a