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Ka Wai Ola
Trustee Messages

PART III: Serving the Lāhui – Investing in Our Future

Keoni Souza -
Ka Wai Ola
Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

Alternate Ways for Kānaka to Come Home

Guest Author -
Photo: The KCR team mixes concrete that will be used on the next restoration dive
‘Āina | Land & Water

By Restoring Our Reefs We Restore Ourselves

Guest Author -
Photo: Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project (PMDP) technicians remove a large, derelict fishing net
Cover Features

Below the Surface: A Burden Washed Ashore

Philamer Felicitas -
Ka Wai Ola
Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

Where Personal Kuleana Meets Institutional Constraint

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Photo: The voyaging canoe, Makaliʻi, approaches Mokumanamana
OHA

20 Years of Pono Management in Papahānaumokuākea

Office of Hawaiian Affairs Staff -
Photo: Eia nā lapa ma ka hema a me nā kāpala ma ka ʻākau
Ka Naʻauao o Nā Kūpuna

Nā Mea Makamae Hawaiʻi ma Lākana 3

Kalani Akana, PhD. -
Ka Wai Ola
Moʻomeheu | Culture

He Mele Oli Kaulana no nā Aliʻi

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Photo: Kaliʻuokapaʻakai Collective Kūlana Kahuʻāina
‘Āina | Land & Water

Kūlana Kahuʻāina: A living ethical code of conduct for wahi kūpuna...

Guest Author -
Ka Wai Ola
Nā lei Makalapua | Hawaiian Civic Clubs on the Continent

Uncounted, Unheard

Guest Author -
Ka Wai Ola
E Ninau iā NHLC | Ask the Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation

What is the difference between co-management and co-stewardship?

Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation -
Ka Wai Ola
Lamakū Ho‘okipa | A Beacon of Hospitality

Hoʻi i ka Piko

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Photo: Haleakalā Summit
Cover Features

We Have Awakened: Kiaʻi Vow to Protect the Wao Akua of...

Lisa Eller -
Photo: Melissa Momi-Lani Boyanton
On the Continent

Trading Miami for Hilo

Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton -
Photo: Marques Marzan analyzes an artifact
Ka Naʻauao o Nā Kūpuna

Nā Mea Makamae Hawaiʻi ma Lākana 2

Kalani Akana, PhD. -
Ka Wai Ola
Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

Carrying Kuleana in Astronomy Spaces

Guest Author -
Ka Wai Ola
The Military in Hawaiʻi

Maunakea, Pōhakuloa, and the Word They Keep Using

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Photo: Haleakalā
Moʻomeheu | Culture

Why is Haleakalā a Sacred Place?

Guest Author -
Ka Wai Ola
Hanohano Nā ʻĀina Kūpuna

Kaulana e ka Holo
: Voyaging journal archive, Hikianalia 2015

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Photo: Jessica Hilo and her ʻohana at her wedding in 2017
On the Continent

Combining Career and Kuleana on the Continent

Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton -
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