Pu`uwa`awa`a Management Questions Are Put On Hold For Six More Months Selecting a steward for 21,000 acres of ranch land at Pu`uwa`awa`a and portions of Pu`uanahulu proved to be a thorny issue at the April 12 meeting of the Board … Continued
Discussions with Department of Land and Natural Resources staff about permitting requirements led to discussions with kalo farmers statewide and resulted in an effort to put together some guidance for people renewing the traditional use of lo`i kalo. Many of … Continued
Frank Howarth knows about dengue. “It’s horrible,” the Bishop Museum entomologist says. “Breakbone fever – it’s well named.” Howarth contracted the disease years ago in Laos, but memories of the suffering remain clear and strong. Howarth is encountering the disease … Continued
At Chris Rathbun’s lu`au leaf farm in the lush, wet valley of Waipi`o, the ancient auwai have always worked perfectly, he says. But every place he’s tried to fiddle with an auwai or do his own maintenance, the water doesn’t … Continued