05/20/2026
Join Historic Hawaii Foundation: HHF in partnership with the Department of the Interior Office of Native Hawaiian Relations and National Park Service for a free webinar highlighting case studies of co-stewardship for the perpetuation of traditional knowledge and positive preservation outcomes.
Wahi Pana Stewardship in Practice – Case Studies from Native Hawaiian Organizations
📅 Thursday, June 18, 2026
⏰ 9:30am HST
💻 Virtual on Zoom
This 90-minute webinar highlights how Native Hawaiian Organizations are advancing cultural stewardship and preservation efforts grounded in ʻike kūpuna through place-based stewardship, community engagement, and restoration practices.
Featured case studies on O‘ahu:
• Caring for Iwi Kūpuna at Mokuoeo, Ke‘ehi, Moanalua Ahupua‘a — Mauliola Keʻehi and Huliauapa'a
• Stewardship at Luluku Archaeological and Field Complex, Kāne‘ohe — ‘Āina Momona
Presenters:
Kona Au-Love (‘Āina Momona)
Kēhaulani Kupihea (Mauliola Ke‘ehi)
Tehani M. Quitevis, Rachel Hoerman & Wailana Medeiros (Huliauapa‘a)
Kawika McKeague (G70)
Images:
1) Three of the four tidal islets in Ke‘ehi, Moanalua Ahupua‘a, Kona Moku, O‘ahu. (Photo by Kēhaulani Kupihea courtesy Mauliola Ke‘ehi.)
2) Restored lo‘i kalo in foreground, Ko‘olau mountains in background and terraces in process of being restored to left of the group. (Photo by Linahala Bulatao courtesy ‘Āina Momona.)
Free and open to the public. Registration required. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/yewu7hf2
