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Sign-On in Support of the Protection of Waikalua Loko Iʻa

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Michael Lee
6 years ago

I sign this petition

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Evan Anderson
6 years ago Featured

Yes! This site has been transformed from a toxic landfill to a rich cultural and educational resource! May the restoration and preservation continue in perpetuity!

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Janet M Y Primiano
6 years ago

Keep the sacred fishpinds safe and intact .

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Nandita Sharma
6 years ago

I support this important initiative to protect this place against capitalist development.

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J WILLIAM BUSCH
6 years ago

Continuing support for Waikalua Loko is critical for our cultural heritage.

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Elizabeth King Salz
6 years ago

As a teacher, an environmentalist, and one who values Hawaiian culture, I support the permanent protection of these fish ponds.

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Pamela Ross
6 years ago

This area is a great compliment to our Windward Community.

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Rev John Moody
6 years ago

It's an honor to add my name in support of this effort.

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Michael Beasley
6 years ago

Let's meet this goal, and preserve Waikalua Loka for future generations!

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Lorraine Garnier
6 years ago

Please protect so much good that is Waikalua Loko I'a.

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Naomi Handy
6 years ago

MAKAPONO

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Jenny loli
6 years ago

Keep hawaiian land in hawaiian hands!

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Cheryl Mcilroy
6 years ago

Thank you for supporting a most worthwhile cause. Must be protected.

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Linda Furuto
6 years ago Featured

Thank you PAF and HILT for gifting our world with such important knowledge, wisdom, strength, and kindness. Waikalua Loko I'a has been a classroom for hundreds of our STEM educators and students, and we look forward to continuing to work and learn together for many years to come!

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Elly Tepper
6 years ago

Waikalua Loko I'a, he waha pana makamae no ka a'o hau'oli!

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Sandy Ward
6 years ago Featured

My students and I have learned valuable lessons at Waikalua Loko I’a and from PAF - lessons that inspired our work in ‘Ewa to mālama Pu’uloa. Please protect this valuable resource: for food security, for the community, forever.

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Andrea Jepson
6 years ago

Protecting the fishponds are of primary cultural and historic importance

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Judy Lemus
6 years ago

An important and necessary step in preserving this cultural landmark and socioecological system for Kaneohe Bay.

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Annette Kaohelaulii
6 years ago Featured

I was one of the first batch of volunteers at Waikalua Loka I'a way back then. I am so pleased to see improvements that been done over the years. I am now 80 and I have a lung disease, so my volunteer days are only fond memories now.

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Derek Esibill
6 years ago Featured

I believe be it is our obligation, as a society, to preserve in perpetuity this place that once sustainably provided food to the Kāneʻohe community to that it may do again for this and future generations.