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THE AHUPUA‘A: Bridging Traditional Indigenous Knowledge and Modern Science

April 27, 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Windward Campus, Hale Laʻakea, WCC's Library Learning Commons, Room 304/305

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Moderator: Herb Lee, Executive Director of the Pacific American Foundation

Panelists: Dr. VerlieAnn Malina-Wright, Chairperson, Pacific American Foundation; Dr. Walter Kahumoku III, Director, Pueo Scholars Project, University of Hawai‘i West Oahu; Dr. Leonard Young, Aquaculture Lecturer, WCC; Dr. Clyde S. Tamaru (Ret.), University of Hawai‘i Ext. Specialist, Dept. of Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering; and Keoni Kuoha, Executive Director, Papahana Kualoa.

Join our panelists for a discussion on how the ahupua‘a—as a land management system, concept, and way of life—provides the perfect context for the integration of traditional indigenous knowledge and modern science to solve today’s environmental challenges, as well as the creation of partnerships, and the involvement of all stakeholders.

Event Sponsor
Library, Windward Campus

More Information
Sarah Gilman Sur, (808) 235-7435, sgilman@hawaii.edu,

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Thursday, April 27
10:00am	Learning Design and Technology Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Wist 234
10:00am	Nursing Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Webster 423
11:00am	Kipa Aloha West Oʻahu Campus, Campus Courtyard
2:30pm	Natural Resources & Environmental Management Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Saunders 515
3:00pm	Oceanography Seminar Mānoa Campus, MSB 100
5:30pm	THE AHUPUA‘A: Bridging Traditional Indigenous Knowledge and Modern Science Windward Campus, Hale Laʻakea, WCC's Library Learning Commons, Room 304/305
6:30pm	Hanauma Bay Educational Lecture Series Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve Theater
7:00pm	A Combined Choir Concert in the UH West O'ahu Library West Oʻahu Campus, Library
7:30pm	Spring Footholds: Best Foot Forward Mānoa Campus, UHM Dance Building