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PROJECT PLAN <br /> A. PROJECT NAME (see Instructions): <br /> Malama O'oma Stewardship Project <br /> B. PROJECT LOCATION (Use TAIKs. See Instructions): <br /> TMK 7-3-009:004 <br /> O'oma Shoreline Beach Park <br /> C. IDENTIFY PERSONS AND ORGANIZATIONS WHOM YOU EXPECT WILL <br /> PARTICIPATE IN THE PROPOSED PROJECT ACTIVITIES (see Instructions): <br /> West Hawaii Explorations Academy <br /> Innovations Public Charter School <br /> Kealakehe High School <br /> Kohanaiki Shores <br /> Ridge to Reef School Outreach - Kater Hiney,Malama Kai Foundation No. Kona Program <br /> Coordinator p <br /> D. PROPOSAL AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION (Briefly describe the long-range goal(s) <br /> for the property and the objectives of your proposal for stewardship grant funding. See example <br /> in Instructions) <br /> What is the long-range goal or vision for the property? <br /> The long-range goals to remove invasive and to re-establish the strand vegetation and native <br /> habitat as recommended in the October 2014 Flora and Fauna Study conducted by Geometrician <br /> Associates LLC for the O'oma shoreline. These native host plants protect shoreline eco-systerms, <br /> support endemic hylaeus bees as well as native birds. Educate the community and student <br /> volunteers about the importance of responsible stewardship of natural and cultural resources by <br /> participating in the entire process of growing native plants from seed to maturity. <br /> Our vision is to expand on the cleared area, re-plant with native species and maintain <br /> approximately 6 acres of fenced in land. Half of that land area is already free of invasives, <br /> irrigation has been installed and plants in the ground are thriving. Our focus will be on <br /> maintenance and stewardship activities. <br /> FINAL 2026 Stewardship Grant Application,Page 3 of 13 <br /> 26-02 <br />
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