What's At Stake

Hawaii imports more than 80% of what we eat. That keeps the cost of living high, our options limited and creates problems for our already-fragile environment. The pandemic and subsequent years exposed critical issues that arise when we can’t feed our own population in times of great need. How can we get on a better path to growing our own?
Stories

Stories

The barriers to food independence in Hawaii are many. The cost of energy, labor and land are all high. But there’s also a lot of opportunity.
Multimedia

Multimedia

Video and audio stories.
Talk To Us

Talk To Us

Share your concerns, ideas and solutions for food sustainability in Hawaii.
IDEAS

IDEAS

Essays, analysis and opinions from the community.
Resources

Resources

Maps, tools and other helpful resources.
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