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Students spend time in the shoreline of Puna and Hawai’i nei to form a pilina with these places, kilo, conduct scientific and historical research,and learn lawaiʻa/resource gathering practices and protocols, articulate loina/proper lawena for these places to share by creating community education resources and signage.
Community Partners: Puna Makaʻala, Nā Maka Hāloa o Waipiʻo, Pōhaku Pelemaka, Men of PAʻA, KS ʻĀina Ulu, & Kealoha Estate
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Kapele, Kahuwai
Kalaemanu, Kahuwai
Kumukahi
Pohoiki
Keahialaka
Kaʻakepa, Malama
ʻIliʻililoa
Pohoikiwai, Opihikao
Kaʻalehuli, Kaueleau
Kaimū
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