If you are a researcher in Hawaiʻi doing research on Hawaiian lands, on species that are here, you are doing Hawaiian community research and you need to ask yourself how does my research give back to the community and what can I do better to give back to the community
ʻĀina Momona - abundant lands. @Kupaalh seeks to understand the values of local pig hunters in order to facilitate future #collaboration between management and hunters in order to balance conservation and support #indigenous practices. #NREMseminar https://t.co/6u4YHKq4uE
#NREMSeminar@Kupaalh research focuses on creating effective engagement with local #communities to manage feral pigs. Feral pigs are an invasive species that have a #cultural value. How can inform management decisions regarding a culturally important invasive species?
"Culture is not static, it's a living concept that continuously evolves" - @kupaalh at #NREMSeminar. His research shows the dynamic interaction of #NativeHawaiians & pigs shifted from livestock husbandry to hunting; both can be considered an indigenous cultural practice in HI.
#NREMseminar how do we find balance with ethical pig hunting in Hawai'i, especially as indigenous/subsistence practices change and develop overtime, while knowing the issues feral pigs pose to Hawaii's environment?#subsistencepractices#indigenouspractices@Kupaalh
.@PaulaFuga is the kind of friend that’s always got your back. Paula I hope you know I’ve always got yours. I’m so proud of you as a friend & inspired by the work you’re doing to support @hawaiifoodbank. I will be making a donation in your name. Aloha Jack
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Today's #NREMseminar with @annmaorijackson Examining definitions are important in understanding the depth of our words. Understanding the "working definition" of Kaitiakitanga ultimately gives context and shapes connection to natural resources #indigenousscience#kaitiakitanga
Today's #NREMseminar with @annmaorijackson Examining definitions are important in understanding the depth of our words. Understanding the "working definition" of Kaitiakitanga ultimately gives context and shapes connection to natural resources #indigenousscience#kaitiakitanga
(1/2) Mahalo to Dr. Mehana Blaich Vaughan for the opportunity to visit her community to interview and sit with stories of the 2018 Kaua'i Floods. This is my first ever published author contribution!
(1/2) Mahalo to Dr. Mehana Blaich Vaughan for the opportunity to visit her community to interview and sit with stories of the 2018 Kaua'i Floods. This is my first ever published author contribution!
We’re excited to announce that The Value of Hawai’i 3: Hulihia, the Turning, is now published OA on ScholarSpace! This third volume is co-edited by our very own Dr. Noelani Goodyear-Ka’opua (@NoeGK).
You can download the book for free through this link: https://t.co/uRmpPsfmnz
To conserve #migratorybirds, "as much as we need to know of their ecology, we need to know about the politics and policy." Thanks @GalloEduardo for illuminating how international coordination is needed to protect habitat and monitor hunting of migratory species! #NREMSEminar
This week’s #NREMseminar What does governance have to do with #migratoryspecies? @Gallo_Eduardo emphasizing that in understanding migratory shorebird species have different normative boundaries than us requires international regulations !