Na Maka Onaona

This is from one of our Hawaiian visionaries and leaders, Kaleikoa Kaʻeo. Though he is talking about another very important layer of lāhui building, these sentiments also are true in our contributions to supporting communities in their advocacy for community-driven initiatives like Natural Resource Management, Fisheries Management, Watershed restoration, Cultural Site Preservation, amongst many other things. When building these community-driven movements sometimes we need to set the specific goals aside at first and just wake our communities up.

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Alan

1. How can we effectively engage younger generations in the conservation efforts and cultural education promoted by N Maka Onaona?

Diana

🌺 Aloha! So grateful for the work N Maka Onaona is doing to strengthen our connection with the environment and promote Aina Momona! Together, we can cultivate thriving communities rooted in tradition and respect for our land. 🌿✨

David

2. What collaborative initiatives can be established between local farmers and communities to enhance food security and promote sustainable practices in Hawaii?

Na Maka Onaona

This is from one of our Hawaiian visionaries and leaders, Kaleikoa Kaʻeo. Though he is talking about another very important layer of lāhui building, these sentiments also are true in our contributions to supporting communities in their advocacy for community-driven initiatives like Natural Resource Management, Fisheries Management, Watershed restoration, Cultural Site Preservation, amongst many other things. When building these community-driven movements sometimes we need to set the specific goals aside at first and just wake our communities up.

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Lucy

💖 It’s inspiring to see how N Maka Onaona is engaging our local communities! Let’s join hands and support these initiatives that empower us to be conscious stewards of our beautiful island and its rich heritage. 🌊🌈