Ka Wai Ola O OHA August 1, 2021 By Scott Crawford The residents of Kīpahulu live off the grid. They generate their own power, obtain water through catchment systems and streams, and grow, gather, raise and catch their own food. … Read More
Pacific Telecommunications Council By Rob McMahon, Wayne Buente, Brandon Maka‘awa‘awa Posted 3 June 2021 In Blog The islands of Hawaiʻi have always served as vibrant communication hubs – long before European settlers arrived, Kānaka Maoli (Indigenous people of Hawai‘i) exchanged … Read More
This virtual huakaʻi created by students from Hāna School explores the Kīpahulu moku of East Maui. The students visit Kapahu Living Farm and interview the founders Uncle John and Aunty Tweetie Lind of Kīpahulu ʻOhana. The film also shares more … Read More
West Hawaii Today By Associated Press | Friday, March 19, 2021, 11:23 a.m. WAILUKU — Residents in the eastern part of Hawaii’s Maui Island have proposed creating a protected fishing area to preserve fish, seaweed and other resources that once … Read More
Designation would help regulate overharvesting, residents say The Maui News March 18, 2021 DAKOTA GROSSMAN Staff Writer dgrossman@mauinews.com Volunteers conduct an opihi survey in Kipahulu Moku by Kipahulu Valley. The group Kipahulu ‘Ohana is proposing the creation of a community-based … Read More
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The proposal to designate Kīpahulu moku as a CBSFA was one of the priority actions identified in Kipahulu Ohana’s Mālama I Ke Kai community action plan developed in 2012, through a series of site visits and meetings with input from fishermen, … Read More