Author Archive for: ‘Lois Ann Ell’
Rain. Flooding. More Rain. March 2012 on Kaua’i
0Rain on Kaua’i in recent years is often received as a refreshing respite from drought-filled days. This month, however, the 2012 March rains went beyond a blessing and rolled right on over into damaging and destructive. We knew we hadn’t seen rains like this when [...]
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Invasive Species on Kaua’i
Strawberry Guava. Java Plum. African Tulip. They sound like lovely, lush, exotic plants at first glance. In fact, they are just a few of Kaua’i’s invasive species that grow so big, so fast, and so quick, other other plants can’t survive. Below are just a [...]
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RYLO’s Newest Addition: Adaptable Equipment Allows for an Abundance of Projects
We are in love with a big hunk of metal. It’s one of our latest machine attachments; what we call the “Shredder/Grinder/Chipper/Mulcher.” This tool has allowed us to complete a plethora of creative, innovative and cost effective projects this year. It provides a more environmentally [...]
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