Aloha ʻāina!
This is a Hawaiʻi concept regarding the stewardship of land and natural resources, with values deeply rooted in the local culture and tradition.

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In the Hawaiian tongue, ‘āina refers to that which feeds -- that being the land and its produce, as well as the sea and the all the things from it we can collect and harvest to sustain our selves with.

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Alpha Phi Omega-Hawaii honors this environmental stewardship and, for over a decade, has committed to adopting a two-mile stretch of Oʻahu highways by being a part of the Adopt-A-Highway Program of the Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation. APO-Hawaiʻi has adopted the H2-Mililani-bound Eisenhower Interstate Freeway, then the Fort Weaver Road between the Queenʻs Medical Center-West and Karayan St in Ewa Beach.