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Ecomimicry in Indigenous Resource Management
academic paper with the following key words: ecosystem-based management, Hawaiian resource management

Bishop Museum-Ethnobotany Database
Click on the plants inoa Hawaiʻi to link to information about the plant.
Canoe Plants of Hawaiʻi
Go to the bottom of the page and click table of contents. Then click on the plant name.
Crystal Harvest
Article on paʻakai on Kauaʻi from _Hana Hou_magazine.
From the Mountains to the Sea: Early Hawaiian Life
by Julie Stewart Williams
Hawaiian Almanac and Annual for 1898
Right hand click on View/Open
Use Command F to search
Hawaiian Ecosystem and Culture
Hawaiian Ecosystems At Risk Project
Hui Ku Maoli Ola
Native Hawaiian plant nurseryʻs guide.
Ka Hana Lawaiʻa
Use command F once you download the pdf to search for "salt".
Managing Wild Pigs
Molokaʻi Paʻakai
article from _Hana Hou_ magazine.
Nā Kilo Ao Maiki - Observing the Microbial Realm
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This presentation is part of the Nā Moolelo Lecture Series, which is an opportunity for the public to learn from Hawaiian cultural experts, historians and other museum professionals who prompt discussion of Hawaiian history and culture as well as museum practices. The free series supports Iolani Palace’s mission to preserve and share Hawaii’s unique cultural and historical qualities with the community.
Native Hawaiian Plant Genera
Native Hawaiian Plant Month
Native Plant Guide by Kapiʻolani Community College
ʻOpihi
Power Point Presentation by Harry Ako for the Oceanic Institute
Pigs in Hawaiʻi from Traditional to Modern
Planters and their Products
Chapter 9 from D. Mitchell's book, Resource Units in Hawaiian Culture
The Use of Seaweed as Food in Hawaii
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The Use of Traditional Hawaiian Knowledge in the Contemporary Management of Marine Resources
Use command F to locate limu kohu
University of Hawaiʻi - Marine Algae of Hawaiʻi
The study of limu (seaweeds)

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Books in the Hawaiʻi RESERVE Collection

Food Values of Poi, Taro, and Limu by Carey D. Miller.
Call Number: HR 613.2 M61f

Publication Date: 1927
Kava in Hawaii by Margaret Titcomb.
Call Number: HR 641.87 T53k

Publication Date: 1948

Hawaiʻi Pacific General Collection

Hawaiian breadfruit : ethnobotany, nutrition, and human ecology by Brien A. Meilleur...[et al.].
Call Number: H 634.39 M47h

Publication Date: 2004
Lāʿau Hawaiʿi : traditional Hawaiian uses of plants by Isabella Aiona Abbott.
Call Number: H 581 Ab2l

Publication Date: 1992
Limu : an ethnobotanical study of some edible Hawaiian seaweeds by Isabella Aiona Abbott and Eleanor Horswill Williamson.
Call Number: H 589.3 Ab2l

Publication Date: 1974
Native Planters in Old Hawaii : their life, lore, and environment by E. S. Craighill Handy and Elizabeth Green Handy ; with the collaboration of Mary Kawena Pukui.
Call Number: H 631.5 H19n

Publication Date: 1991
Noni : the complete guide for consumers and growers by Scot C. Nelson and Craig R. Elevitch.
Call Number: H 615.32 N33n

Publication Date: 2006
Plants in Hawaiian Culture by Beatrice H. Krauss
Call Number: H581.6K86p

Publication Date: 1993
Plants and Animals Hawaiʻi by Susan Scott
Call Number: H570 Sco8p

Publication Date: 1991
Plants of Old Hawaiʻi by Lois Lucas
Call Number: H 580 L96p

Publication Date: 1982
Plants of the Canoe People by W. Arthur Whistler
Call Number: H581.60996 W57p

Publication Date: 2009
Taro in Hawaiʻi by Bryan W. Begley.
Call Number: H 633.68 B39t

Publication Date: 1979
The Biology of Opihi by E. Alison Kay and William Magruder.
Call Number: H 594.3 K18b

Publication Date: 1977

Animals and Water

By Wind, By Wave by David L. Eyre
Call Number: H 508 Ey6b Puaʻa

Publication Date: 2000
Native Planters In Old Hawaiʻi by E.S. Craighill Handy and Elizabeth Green Handy
Call Number: H 631/5 H19n

Publication Date: 1991
Plants and Animals of Hawaiʻi by Susan Scott
Call Number: H 570 Sco8p

Publication Date: 1991
Water Rights, Water Regulation, and the "Taking Issue" in Hawaii by William Kloos, Nathan Aipa, Williamson B.C. Chang ; prepared for United States Department of the Interior.
Call Number: H 346.046 K69w

Publication Date: 1983

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Vertical Files in the Hawaiʻi Pacific Reserve Collection - File use in HPC with student id.

Coconut (Niu)
Call Number: VF
Gourds - Hawaiʻi
Call Number: VF
Kava ('Awa) Plant
Call Number: VF
Koa - Hawaiʻi
Call Number: VF
Kukui (Candlenut)
Call Number: VF
Lauhala Weaving
Call Number: VF
Limu (Seaweed)
Call Number: VF
Naupaka
Call Number: VF
Noni
Call Number: VF
ʻŌhiʻa Lehua
Call Number: VF
Sandalwood (ʻIliahi)
Call Number: VF
Sugarcane (Kō) - Hawaiʻi
Call Number: VF
Taro (Kalo) - Hawaiʻi
Call Number: VF
Water-Supply
Call Number: VF

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