Changing course, Honolulu is now planting food in public spaces

Native ku‘uli, ’ākia, ’ohai, ʻākulikuli and kī can be found close by, planted on Thursday by a group of volunteers from the city and nonprofit sector as part of a nascent program aimed at making free food available in public spaces. The planting represents a paradigm shift for Honolulu, and possibl...

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