Ahupuaʻa: Learning From a Living Hawaiian Approach to ʻĀina

From mountain forests and streams to agricultural lands, wetlands, fishponds, shorelines, reefs, and the sea, the health of Hawaiʻi’s places is interconnected. Native Hawaiians understood and managed these relationships through sophisticated systems of land tenure, governance, resource management, and cultural practice developed over generations. The ahupuaʻa was an important part of that larger system. Often […]