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Community Stories Grant Winner!

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The Hawaiian concept of connection to land, or ʻāi

The Hawaiian concept of connection to land, or ʻāina, is a familial, reciprocal relationship where the land is seen as a living ancestor that feeds and sustains the people. Native Hawaiians view themselves as part of the ecosystem, sharing a sacred obligation to care for the environment—mālama ʻāina—which in turn cares for them.

How does this understanding intersect with modern land management policy?

On Friday April 24, we will air a conversation with Tina Aiu, Executive Director of @kipukakuleana, a local non-profit that supports Native Hawaiians in reclaiming and sustaining their relationships with the land.

From her personal story, growing up and taking the lessons of her kupuna, to the day-to-day services provided by Kipuka Kuleana, Tina beautifully articulates the values and significance of ʻāina and how we all can connect with and protect this extraordinary place and culture.

Join us for Talk Story Radio Kauai on Friday April 24 at 9 am HST at kkcr.org

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