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Mahalo Aina

Kapapala Canoe Forest

By Christopher Phillips
Published February 3, 2016 at 11:46 AM HST
J.B. Friday, University of Hawaii
J.B. Friday, University of Hawaiʻi

Along the Ka'u coastline of Hawai?i Island, there is a very special piece of land. It is the Kapapala Canoe Forest. It is a parcel of land over 1200 acres in area. It is a crucial cultural and educational resource and link between land and sea, past and present.

Christopher Phillips explains...

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Christopher Phillips
Christopher Phillips hosts HPR's Stargazer. He is a science communication and education specialist whose work focuses on scientific issues affecting society in the 21st Century.
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