The Kona Story

Contains a brief report on how Kanaka Maoli were careful preservers of their natural resources through their cultivation in Kona, Hawaiʻi, using fishponds and breadfruit forests. Includes references to moʻolelo Umi a Liloa.

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eVols (University of Hawaii)
Published
2024-10-04
Primary Topic
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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The Kona Story

Marion Kelly
eVols (University of Hawaii)
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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The Kona Story

Marion Kelly
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Abstract

Contains a brief report on how Kanaka Maoli were careful preservers of their natural resources through their cultivation in Kona, Hawaiʻi, using fishponds and breadfruit forests. Includes references to moʻolelo Umi a Liloa.

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