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Aligning Paradigm Needs of Conservation and Culturally Vibrant Communities

Kamelamela, Katie (Hawaii Conservation Alliance / 20th Hawaii Conservation Conference, 2012-08)

Communities around the world depend on flora, fauna and minerals for contemporary subsistence and cultural perpetuation. The Hawaiian Islands case study reviewed here seeks to answer: 1) what are the current gathering ...
Archaeological Technician Training Kaho‛olawe Practicum Report

Uyeoka, Kelley L.; Kamelamela, Katie; Hammatt, Hallet (Cultural Surveys Hawaii, Inc, 2009-09)
Imu o nui mai mauka i kai-Contemporary Native Hawaiian Gathering Practices

Kamelamela, Katie (Hawaii Conservation Alliance / 20th Hawaii Conservation Conference, 2012-08)

Communities around the world depend on plants for subsistence and cultural perpetuation. There is limited data available on contemporary gathering practices in indigenous communities, especially within the Pacific. Factors ...
Imu o nui mai mauka i kai: Contemporary Native Hawaiian Gathering Practices in Culturally Vibrant Communities

Kamelamela, Katie (Hawaii Conservation Alliance / 19th Hawaii Conservation Conference / Best Student Poster, 2011-08)

Communities around the world depend on plants for subsistence and cultural perpetuation. There is limited data available on contemporary gathering practices in indigenous communities worldwide. Factors affecting current ...
Learning through hands-on activities: Student Ethnobotany experiments

Kamelamela, Katie (Open Science Network, 2012-09)

Make the most of the time that you have with students
Plants of Kahoolawe: A Bi-lingual Digital Resource

Kamelamela, Katie; Thomas, Michael (Hawaii Conservation Alliance / 19th Hawaii Conservation Conference, 2011-08)

Native Hawaiian culture is heavily dependent upon biological resources, primarily plant resources. Much of the biological and traditional knowledge about Kaho‘olawe is available only in English and not presented in the ...