OutsideMay 21Communities Are Leading the Way Restoring Hawaiian Foodways—and They're SucceedingIn a time when 90 percent of Hawai‘i’s food is imported, local leaders are reviving ancestral plants and aquaculture for a more resilient future.21 things in this storyHo‘okua‘ainaPlacenonprofit with kalo farmPaepae o He‘eiaPlacenonprofit restoring fishpondHawai‘iSightPlease note: Monetary donations are preferred at this time so that our partner relief organizations can procure the…He‘eia fishpondSight600-year-old Native Hawaiian fishpondUniversity of Hawai‘i ManoaPlaceUH Manoa, is a major teaching and research university, providing affordable, quality higher education to the people of…Kaneohe BayAirportlarger bay areaNiu Now!Placecoconut and cultural revitalizationMaunawiliNeighborhoodlush valley locationWakeaPlaceSky FatherHawaiian studiesPlaceKane‘ohe BaySightWest Virginia Department of TourismPlaceFrederick RoederPlaceHog’s AlleyNeighborhoodTrue TreatsRestaurantAtlas Obscura PodcastPlaceJohn BrownTrailClinton White HousePlaceBush White HousePlaceNorth Shore of O‘ahuNeighborhoodHo‘ohokukalaniPlaceRead the full piece at Outside →