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Sugar Blues by P.M. Cockett
Map from Kauai General Plan Update website
'Ainakumuwai by P.M.Cockett
Today: Sugar Blues
For Sale by P.M.Cockett
Nawiliwili Bay and Lihu'e by David Boynton
Today: Land
Map from Kauai General Plan Update
William Hyde Rice at Nawiliwili from Cheryl Lovell-Obatake,
private collection
Transportation: Airport from Air Survey Hawai'i, courtesy
of Brenda.
Resort: Hotel by Randy Wichman
All other Aerial photographs by David Boynton, Casey
Reiner of Jack Harter Helicopters, pilot.
Alekoko sunset by David Boynton
Today: 'Ainakumuwai
Turbid water by P.M. Cockett
Waterfalls along the Hule'ia by David Boynton
pH photo by P.M.Cockett
Headlines from John Schlegel
Two Wainiha photographs by Mike Kido
Nawiliwili, Papalinahoa, and Pu'ali streams by
P.M.Cockett
Alekoko Fish Pond by David Boynton
Student photos by P.M.Cockett
Don Heacock by David Boynton
Publications
Don Heacock, "Hawaiian Stream Ecosystems: 140 years of
change, present conditions, and the future of stream conservation
and restoration" Proceeding of the 76th Conference, Western
Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies July 1996
Planning Department, County of Kauai, "Kaua'i General Plan"
April 2000
M.K. Smith and M. Pai, "The Ahupua'a Concept: Learning
coastal resource management from ancient Hawaiians" NAGA
(ICLARM Quarterly), April 1992.
Carol Wilcox, “Sugar Water” Honolulu: University of
Hawai’i Press, 1996.
Links
Kaua'iWorld.Com - Today's
link to the Garden Island. News, surf, links, news archives.
Ho'okipa
Networks Virtual
Taro Patch is the premier Kaua'i web site for information
about the land, water, ahupua'a, and culture - in fact, everything
about Kaua'i that you want to know.
Beyond
excellent is Pacific World's site about Ha'ena.
by
RDK Herman. This site is really
worth visiting and spending some time with - a great synthesis
of the geography and culture of indigenous people. Check out
Pacific
World's home page for other indigenous geography educational
tools.
What's the water like?
Hawai'i's Watersheds has a database for freshwater, saltwater,
land and air field data. Add your data and see what others have
discovered in watersheds around the state. An excellent reference
for water quality monitoring.
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