In 1992 Kaua'i West Side Watershed Council (founded in 1989) implemented the Cultural Ahupua'a Protocol addressing Kona Moku needs and issues. The Watershed Reforestation and Reforestation Project was created in 2003, along with the Pu'uhonua Cultural Center and Museum.
Since the early 90's the lineal descendants, the Kupuna and their 'ohana have been working steadily to restore, revitalize and clean up the area known as "Salt Pond." Many serious issues (ongoing use of pesticides by the County in an Historic and Culturally sensitive and fragile eco system, for example) are facing these families but their dedication to their 'ohana and kuleana and love of 'Aina inspires their ongoing hard work, mostly on their own dime..
Tell Kaua'i County Council to give stewardship to the Kaua'i West Side Watershed by signing and sharing this petition! Mahalo Nui Loa for your support!
