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Spring 2026
Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) Features Ka Hale Manu O Lono
In this featured article from Ka Wai Ola, mālama ʻāina is shown as a living practice of pilina, ʻāina, kūpuna, and community. It uplifts the kuleana of caring for sacred places like Hokualele Heiau, Pōhaku Hoʻohanau Heiau, and the wetlands of Kihapiʻilani and Uhauʻiole, echoing the work of Ka Hale Manu o Lono.
Nūhou Archive
Explore past nūhou on our work, cultural restoration, and community stewardship.
Spring 2026 – Rockwall Restoration
Hokualele Heiau Rockwall Restoration
A look at the ongoing restoration of the Hokualele Heiau rockwall, with before-and-after photos that show how careful, culturally grounded work can help stabilize and honor this sacred site.
Spring 2026 – Ka Hui Mālama
Ka Hui Mālama: Restoring the Living Web of Hokuʻalele Heiau
Our team at Ka Hale Manu O Lono documents the native ferns and medicinal plants in the forest of Anahola
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