Maui Now on Instagram: "Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death spurs new UH video on saving native forests The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa launched a new educational video emphasizing community collaboration in the fight against the devastating Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death (ROD) that threatens Hawaiʻi’s native forests. The video, “Protecting Hawaii’s Native Forests,” features a diverse range of voices, including forest managers, biologists, hunters and Hawaiian cultural practitioners from Hawaiʻi Island. It highlights the

Discover the story of Hawaiians who lived in Utah for a period of 28 years. Gather with community members, students, and teachers on Sept. 19 at the University of Utah’s Alumni Hall to hear and share stories and experiences of these Iosepa Pioneers of Aloha. Panelists include Noelette Poulsen (Iosepa descendent), Kamaile Tripp (community advocate), Charmagne Wixom (Iosepa descendent), Kāʻeo Drumright (cinemaphotographer); and Moderator Christine Yee (educator). During the reign of King Kalākaua,

He ahiahi kūkā me kekahi mau Kumu no nā haʻawina o ke mele koʻihonua ʻo ke Kumulipo, no ko Liliʻuokalani pili i ia mele, a no ke kuleana hoʻi o ka ʻike no loko mai. A conversation with Kumu about the lessons of the Kumulipo, Queen Lili uokalani's connection to this sacred text, and the kuleana of the knowledge contained within its poetry. | Hawaiʻi Ponoʻī Coalition

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