Paula Fuga

Waimanalo, O‘ahu

Restored native forest on Hawaiʻi Island supported by Hawaiian Legacy Tours and Reforestation.

Koa tree sapling growing in the Hawaiian Legacy Forest on Hawaiʻi Island, part of native reforestation efforts.

ECO TOURISM

Hawaiian Legacy Tours

Paauilo, Big Island

EDUCATION, SUSTAINABILITY

Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation

Pa'auilo, Big Island

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