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Resource Recovery Maui 2022

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Faith Chase, a 50-year resident of Maui, is a mother and grandmother who has testified at many Maui County and Hawaii State hearings. Her interest in island agriculture inspired her turn from graphic design to writing.

Written by Faith Chase

In it’s fifth year, Farmers Voice Hawai‘i’s event theme is Resource Recovery Maui 2022: Reclaiming Water. It has been a transformative time in our four island Maui County and the need to learn from and lean on each other hasn’t been more true. Farmers Voice Hawai‘i has been witness to inspirational stories and looks forward to these stories being a part of our virtual library. Resource Recovery Maui 2022 will again highlight the best of sustainable agriculture practices and examples of water use and restoration efforts.

Lawmakers and local decision makers are always invited to Resource Recovery Maui. The content feed created from this event will be extrapolated and delivered to lawmakers. This strengthens the lines of communication between community, businesses and elected leaders. This event supplies valuable reference information and is a continuing tool for strong civic development.

In 2018, the event’s opening theme was Resource Recovery: What it Really Looks Like and in 2019, the event was Resource Recovery: Taking Conversation to Direct Action. It was a good sign of particular progress with water topics that 2020’s theme was Resource Recovery: Let the Solutions Flow and in 2021 Resource Recovery: Connecting Na Moku (islands) allowed a virtual platform to deliver progressive stories throughout Hawai‘i.

Please make considerations to join us, there are uplifting water subjects we look to cover this year.

Event date is pending confirmation, if you are interested in attending please send an email to: rrmaui2022@farmersvoicehawaii.com

 

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