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The great outdoors beckons us. We roam the forest trails of Hawai?i gazing with wonder and quiet reflection at the forest around us. The trails we walk…

A defining feature of the Ham?kua coast of Hawai?i Island is the vast plantations of eucalyptus trees that stretch back from highway 11. The Eucalyptus…

The forested watershed is the well from which life in the islands spring. Without it soils would erode into the oceans, coral reefs and fishing would be…

With the arrival of foreigners in Hawai‘i came new goods; with those goods came debt; with debt came the need for money; and from that need came the first…

The Ka?u coast on the southwestern corner of the Hawai?i island is one of the largest and most intact expanse of native forest in the state. This Ka?u…

Climate change is an issue that resonates deeply within our communities in Hawai?i. Our economy, culture and health all depend on the health of ecosystems…

In 2008 Malia Akutagawa was thinking about creating an organization dedicated to changing the narrative about her home island of Moloka‘i. She heard the…

Dr. Noa Kekuewa Lincoln will never forget the moment he first saw the Leeward Kohala Field System. The specialist in indigenous crop systems had trudged…

Davianna P?maika‘i McGregor is a professor at UH M?noa and a long-time member of the Protect Kaho‘olawe ‘Ohana, the group that in the 1970s successfully…

The great abundance in ancient Hawai‘i did not come easy: it was the hard-won product of a society that very consciously sought to create it.…