Heʻeia Lecture Series

Contains a speech given to the Friends of He'eia State Park regarding the elements that shaped Native Hawaiian attitudes toward their environment and relations with one another, as well as information on Kukuiokane Heiau. Also incorporates three additional speeches by Marion Kelly about a personal anecdote from the Kāneʻohe region, the ahupuaʻa lifestyle, and the restoration of Heʻeia Fishpond. Consists of an agenda of the Heʻeia Ahupuaʻa community forum, and email receipts with the Friends of Heʻeia State Park.

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eVols (University of Hawaii)
Published
2024-10-04
Primary Topic
Asian American and Pacific Histories
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Heʻeia Lecture Series

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Heʻeia Lecture Series

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Abstract

Contains a speech given to the Friends of He'eia State Park regarding the elements that shaped Native Hawaiian attitudes toward their environment and relations with one another, as well as information on Kukuiokane Heiau. Also incorporates three additional speeches by Marion Kelly about a personal anecdote from the Kāneʻohe region, the ahupuaʻa lifestyle, and the restoration of Heʻeia Fishpond. Consists of an agenda of the Heʻeia Ahupuaʻa community forum, and email receipts with the Friends of Heʻeia State Park.

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