Kokua Kalihi Valley has received a $35,000 grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to bolster programs at the Kalihi Valley Nature Preserve.

The 100-acre park, owned by the state, is under lease by Kokua Kalihi Valley. The nonprofit is developing health- and community-related programs at the park.

The OHA grant will go to supporting the development of four potentially income-generating projects at the park, including one that would attract cultural and ecological tourism.

For more information on the park, contact Mark Hamamoto at 478-8469.