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There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
September 25, 2009
There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
June 24, 2009
There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
June 16, 2009
There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
June 8, 2009
There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
April 12, 2009
Kulike Kakou: Voices of Independence at Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa
April 24, 2009 from 4pm to 9pm
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March 30, 2009
There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
March 29, 2009
There are many ongoing threats to Mauna Kea but by working together we can protect our sacred summit for future generations. Use this group to organize events protests, action alerts, inform people about bills and all things Mauna Kea
March 25, 2009

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'O wai kou inoa? What's your name?
KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance
E ho`omalu kakou i ka pono, ke `ano o ka nohona a me ka `aina mai na kupuna mai.
No hea mai 'oe? Where are you from?
Ko Hawaii Pae Aina!
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KAHEA means "The Call"- the calling is to protect Hawaii Nei.
KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance is a taro-roots network that brings together concerned community members, kupuna, cultural practitioners and environmental experts. Together we develop coordinated strategies, share expertise, build networks and focus campaigns in order to become more effective in protecting Hawai'i's fragile environment, resources and culture.
By joining forces, Native Hawaiians, environmental activists and the concerned public can have a much greater impact on issues that affect us all.


KAHEA works from Mauka to Makai to:

- Protect public & cultural access to beaches & mountains threatened by private commercial & military development,

- Stop genetic modification of Hawaii's most sacred plant, Kalo (taro),

- Ensure the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (NWHI), now known as Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, are fully protected,

- Stop the unregulated dumping of waste water into our oceans by the cruise ship industry,

- Protect the sacred summit of Mauna Kea from uncontrolled development,

- Advocate for the clean up of Hawaiian communities contaminated by landfills, weapons dumping, and other abuses of native lands & waters.
ʻO wai ke ahupuaʻa āu e noho nei? Where do you live?
Kou (Chinatown)... “He aloha no ‘o Honolulu i ka ua Kukalahale” ~click for a lil' history of Kou!
Please contact us for more information on how to get involved in taking care of the people, lands & waters of Hawaii! (Step #1- sign up for our highly informative Action Alerts! We will let you know what's going on and when/how/what you can do about it.)
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Lets write our own history while we still alive....

http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/articles/2008/10/09/local/local08.txt

Council bans GMO taro, coffee
by Jim Quirk
West Hawaii Today
jquirk@westhawaiitoday.com
Thursday, October 9, 2008 10:59 AM HST
HILO -- The genetic modification of taro and coffee on the Big Island is now a banned practice.

The Hawaii County Council voted 9-0 Wednesday in favor of a bill from North Kona Councilman Angel Pilago on its second read… Continue

Posted on October 9, 2008 at 1:00pm —

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for the Love of Kalo & Kope!

It's Time!
Love local Hawaiian food & agriculture? Here's your opportunity to voice your support for a historic, groundbreaking new law that would ban GMO (genetically modified) Taro and Coffee on Hawai'i Island!

Click Here, it's easy to submit testimony of support, no matter where you live!


MUST Submit Testimony by TUESDAY October 7th

This Oct. 8th will be the final Hawai'i Count… Continue

Posted on October 3, 2008 at 3:30pm —

KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance

September: Voting, Waianae, Taro Task Force, Mauna Kea, Depleted Uranium, Papahanaumokuakea

Aloha mai kakou!

The primary local elections are heating up and there has never been a better time to get involved in the efforts to protect Hawaii's unique natural and cultural heritage. Here is the latest update

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Posted on September 12, 2008 at 5:09pm —

KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance

Parents-Students-Teachers: Time NOW to protect student personal info from military recruitment

Please forward to all DOE teachers in your network:

Student Opt Out and ASVAB Rights
Approved by Hawaii State Department of Education For dissemination via Maui Peace Action

Are you concerned about military recruiters in our high schools and their excessive contacting of minor students?

Do you, or does someone you know, have students in public secondary grades 7-12?

The No Child Left Behind Act requires the Hawaii State Department of Education to release your private information for p… Continue

Posted on August 14, 2008 at 11:30am —

KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance

1-2-3-4-5- ALIVE!!!!

Five things you should know to do your part in protecting the beloved natural and cultural resources of the Hawaiian Islands.



Aloha Kakou



It has been another busy month in Hawaii nei. Here are the five things you should know to do your part in protecting the beloved natural and cultural resources of the Hawaiian Islands.



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Posted on July 1, 2008 at 3:32pm —

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At 12:26pm on October 30, 2009, Simbralynn Kanakaole gave KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance a gift
Mahalo ka kou for the friendship...look forward to working with all of you...aloha first & always... a hui hou kakou...S. Kanaka'ole
At 12:10pm on September 8, 2009, Judith Nona Talaugon said…
Aloha e Kahea crew!!!! Just flying by sending you some big love and blessings!

~ JNTalaugon
At 11:59am on January 1, 2009, Pomaikaiokalani said…
Hauoli Makahiki Hou, KU I KA PONO, o Po
At 11:24am on December 25, 2008, Pomaikaiokalani said…
Happy Holidays........... o Po
At 9:37pm on November 28, 2008, Pomaikaiokalani said…
Maikai no oe, when our people are working together we can move mountains. 2009 is the year that we will move in such a force that these islands have never seen before. We have just begin to take back what rightfully belongs to our people, as a Nation. I'm so proud of the many warriors that we have among our people. ALOHA AINA
At 11:37am on November 28, 2008, Pomaikaiokalani said…
What a Great Victory. A Victory that should be followed thru with all Islands Councils taking the same action as the Hawaii Council to Ban GMO Kalo and Kope. I strongly believe that any type of GMO should be outlawed in Hawaii Nei. GMO FREE HAWAII
At 8:44am on September 12, 2008, Momi said…
Aloha e Environmental Alliance gang,

Mahalo for adding me on and the work you do..


Aloha,

Momi
At 12:42am on July 23, 2008, Leina'ala 259 said…
I am Aunty Terri's friend! Hope all is well with you - and, I will (hopefully - might have keiki this weekend) be over in Waimanalo this weekend (Friday/Saturday). I hope to see you!
At 6:04pm on June 30, 2008, Charles Ano said…
Comment by KAHEA: The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance 3 hours ago
"...this doesnt happen to be in kaneohe is it??? we just found out about plans to expand the cemetery on top a heiau luakini over there... then saw this picture and made me wonder...

No, this is somewhere in the middle of the island of Oahu. Near Waialua.
At 9:01pm on March 9, 2008, Malia Helela said…
Aloha kakou! Mahalo for the updates.
 
 

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