Last month, fishpond practitioners from the Hui Mālama Loko Iʻa Network gathered in Punaluʻu, Oʻahu with researchers and students from UH-Mānoa for a tide gauge workshop that blended culture, environment […]
In 2014, ten years after Hui Mālama Loko Iʻa formed as a consortium of fishponds throughout our islands, KUA facilitated the largest-ever gathering of the hui. During the group’s discussions […]
Mahalo nui to our PIPES intern Evy for contributing to our summer blog posts! And mahalo to Kaipo Kukahiko, KEY Project’s Executive Director, for his input and assistance. Aloha mai kākou! KUA […]
School is out, waves are up (at least on Oʻahu)…welcome to summer! Weʻre excited to have an intern join our team for 10 weeks, so if you ever stop by […]
In celebration of Makahiki and all things abundant in our lands, waters and communities, we invite you to participate in our first major social media campaign! The work to restore […]
If you have visited Halulu Fishpond (Kaua’i) in the past two years, you may have seen what looks like islands of plants within the water. These islands are actually floating […]
On September 15 and 16, a water quality training workshop was offered for Hui Mālama Loko I‘a. The workshop was jointly organized by KUA (with support from Pacific Aquaculture & Coastal […]
On April 30 – May 2, 2014, Hui Mālama Loko I’a had their sixth gathering on Maui. Mahalo nui to ‘Ao’ao o Nā Loko I’a o Maui, Holani Hāna, and all […]
In anticipation of the upcoming limu gathering that KUA is planning with guidance from Uncle Wally Ito and Uncle Henry Chang-Wo, we celebrate the loea limu (elders or masters of limu) […]
The KUA and E Alu Pū ‘ohana sends our aloha and congratulations to Aku Hauanio for his well-deserved retirement after 29 years with the Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. His sister, […]
