Paepae O He'eia

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Paepae O He'eia, a nonprofit group devoted to ecocultural education activities at He'eia Fishpond, is pursuing a moi fish cultivation project using traditional Hawaiian methods and modern agriculture techniques. Established in 2001, Paepae O He'eia hopes moi cultivation at the He'eia Fishpond will lead to a viable business opportunity that would help sustain the group and its programs at the fishpond.

The Oceanic Institute will provide training and 1,000 moi fingerlings over a yearlong period.

The He'eia Fishpond is owned by Kamehameha Schools. [1]

External links

Paepae O He'eia
Aguiar, Eloise. Fishpond symbol of ingenuity Honolulu Advertiser, February 17, 2005.
Aguiar, Eloise. Old ways giving moi new life in fishpond Honolulu Advertiser, June 7, 2006.
Leone, Diana. Moi harvest highlights Heeia pond traditions -- A caretaker's cottage is the next big step in upholding ancient aquaculture practices Honolulu Star-Bulletin, September 11, 2006.

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