At this morning's weekly meeting, we hosted an amazing and informative presentation by Hawai‘i Nature Center Executive Director Todd Cullison! Todd shared about the wonderful educational opportunities available through the Nature Center's science-based programming for keiki. During the pandemic, the Nature Center has pitched in to provide safe and accessible science education to children on Oahu. By providing valuable outdoor learning, parents can trust their keiki are in good hands and getting the education they deserve.
The photo here shows local keiki learning about Hawaiian watershed ecology and integrating hands-on experiential opportunities.
As Hawai‘i Nature Center celebrates 40 years of education, please check out their web site and consider supporting this wonderful educational opportunity for all those interested in Rotary's newest area of focus and service: Environment!
Our Kailua Rotary members are staying connected together during occasional in-person social events at the beautiful Kailua Beach Park pavilion! These casual "come as you are" meetings let us stay active and catch up with one another if a little more social involvement is needed than our projects and Zoom meetings! Our most recent February 7th meet up was a great chance to welcome new and potential members in person to our club.
We understand it's disappointing that the Rotary International Convention was unable to go forward as planned in Honolulu on Saturday, June 6. Let's connect for good by instead meeting at Kalama Beach Park on that day from 8:00 am-10:00 am and gathering waste and micro-plastics off our beautiful beaches. This project is family-friendly, open to all, and a great way to get some fresh air and exercise! Coffee will be provided, so gather early for the best parking and a cup of motivation.
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