Ka Hui Lawai’a believes the vast majority of fishermen are knowledgeable, responsible and care deeply about the ocean resources. If given the opportunity, Hawaii’s Lawai’a will help ensure a healthy, sustainable fishery for future generations. Together, we must control our own destiny.

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Native Hawaiians, fishermen and members of the public are invited to participate in these workshops on best practices for natural resource management for the mokupuni communities in the Hawaii Archipelago.

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Why Marine parts? And why not automotive or truck parts? First, I will tell you that they might fit and might work, because marine engines are based on transportation engines...

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Hawaii’s first Lawai’a were the first Polynesian arrivals who brought with them a corner stone of knowledge developed over a thousand years...

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As a newly inducted member to the nations Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission’s (MAFAC)...

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When Norma Correa was seven years old, her grandmother bought a beachfront lot in Kuliouou. “In the late 1920s, Joe Paiko decided...

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I made the trek last week to Oneula Beach in Ewa. The long drive out, with broken air conditioning, nonetheless, reminded me why this area is called the Plains...

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Miya Epoch Electric Reels...

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In late 2009 Pacific Islands Fisheries Group received a grant from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)...

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I had a chance to talk with Domingo Gomes about what he had to say on Kaku Nui. Domingo is the oldest active opelu lawai’a in Waianae...

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