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"I will gather my allies and prepare them for what might come next. This land is too precious, too perfect, too meaningful to go down without a fight."

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"I will gather my allies and prepare them for what might come next. This land is too precious, too perfect, too meaningful to go down without a fight."

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I took this line from Mariam's short story because I felt like it related to a theme of our class and similar discussions throughout the weeks.

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Here is a link towards actions people can take to care for the 'Aina. It is filled with a lot of good resources and multiple ways to reach out and help.

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Our home is already experiencing the worst consequences of climate change, with our communities on the frontlines of fires, floods, extreme weather and coastal erosion. With escalating threats to our ecosystems, there is an immediate need to invest in environmental protection for the public safety of our communities. We must invest in natural resource protection and restoration urgently to build resilience across our ecosystems and communities for future generations.

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This is a picture of some guys picking up trash from a local beach. 'Aina doesn't only have to be related to land but anything that has life. These guys are showing love for the 'Aina because when we care for the land the land will care for us.

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I also found this video of actions towards creating a sustainable Hawai'i. It is a very educational and eye opening video that I think everyone should take the time to look at.

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Like we learned throughout class, identity is most definitely shaped by land. As you can see by this picture the land holds home for all these people. I feel like this picture is powerful towards showing all those it would affect if the land was taken away.