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For acclaimed Hawaiian educator Ku Kahakalau, to have aloha ??ina is to recognize the land as our older sibling and to care for it as a family member: to…

In the 1970s a small group of intensely committed activists from Moloka‘i set out to stop the U.S. military from bombing the island of Kaho‘olawe. Walter…

After Liholiho’s death in England, his brother Kauikeaouli became king. He was Hawai‘i’s longest-reigning monarch, and one of his greatest feats was…

It was not just the people who saw their lives disrupted by the introductions of early Western explorers—the land was affected too. On his 1794 visit to…

Traveling through the Kona district centuries ago, you would have seen a flourishing landscape. Starting at the sea you would have first found the kula,…

When it came to food production, Hawaiian ingenuity was not limited to the land—it was on full display in the sea too. In ancient Hawai‘i there were six…