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Author Archives: alex

Hāʻena Community based Subsistence Fishing Area Rules Granted a Public Hearing.

Posted on June 5, 2014 by alex

An impressive 48+ individuals and organizations submitted written testimony to support the BLNR’s appointment of a hearing on the Hāʻena Community Based Subsistence Fishing Area Rules (CBSFA Rules) and to […]

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Hoʻōla Hou Iā Kalauao Upcoming Community Workday on 4/5/14

Posted on April 1, 2014 by alex

Mahiʻai, organic farmer, Anthony Deluze has been restoring loʻi in the ʻili of Kaʻōnohi. He can tell you the discrete markings and colorations that differentiate one kalo variety from another, […]

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Hāna Limu Festival

Posted on December 5, 2013 by alex

KUA staff, Miwa & Alex plus intern, baby Pāliʻulā, are still coming off a high from the Hāna Limu Festival that took place November 8-9th, 2013. Miwa and Al went to […]

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What’s in a Name?

KUA means back. Like a backbone that connects and supports. Kuaʻāina are the grassroots, rural peoples of Hawaiʻi nei. Ulu means to grow. ‘Auamo is the carrying stick held on multiple shoulders of laborers who shared the burden of carrying something of great weight forward. By taking up the ‘auamo, our kuaʻāina communities share the sacred responsibility, or kuleana, to better Hawaiʻi.
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