Told through the lens of Kō, Native Hawaiian Sugarcane,
Re-membering Kō : A Path Forward for Hawai‘i Food Security
is a series dedicated to taking listeners on huakaʻi, journeys of understanding, into Indigenous climate solutions grounded in ancestral knowledge and contemporary practices to address one of Hawaiʻi's most pressing challenges: FOOD.
Kō has a story to tell about finding balance in our food systems once again. Are you ready to hear it?
Re-membering Kō : A Path Forward for Hawai‘i Food Security.
Re-membering Kō : A Path Forward for Hawai‘i Food Security.
“…we have research now showing that they are nitrogen-fixing, under good conditions…”
DR. NOA KEKUEWA LINCOLN,
Kō Expert | Indigenous Crops and Cropping SystemsReporting for this series is supported by a Climate Beacon Newsroom Initiative grant from the Solutions Journalism Network and the Indigenous Journalists Associations.