Hawaii’s rarest plants are in crisis. Meet the people fighting to save them.

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By Zoya TeirsteinMay 23, 2018, 7:20 am152 pts
Residents weren’t alarmed when it started raining in Kauai a month ago. It rains there often. In fact, Mount Waialeale peak on the Hawaiian island’s Na Pali coast is one of the wettest places on earth, netting about 450 inches of rain per year. But then it kept raining. So much, in fact, that the 50 or so…

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