Waikalua Loko at Anthony Sweet blog

Waikalua Loko. Loko wai are artificial and natural freshwater lakes excavated for or modified for aquaculture, respectively. Loko puʻuone have a puʻuone (sandbar) separating them from the sea, and an. Waikalua loko i’a is named for the “water of the lua fighter or of the pit”. In 1795, kamehameha i divided the conquered oʻahu lands among his warrior chiefs and counselors, and retained the ahupuaʻa of kāneʻohe as his own At waikalua loko today we discover the ingenuity of hawaiians who engineered these extensive irrigation and aquaculture At that time, the ahupua’a flourished with productive lo’i kalo (taro patches) fed by the waters of kawa and kāne’ohe streams. The waters flowed from the streams through ‘auwai (ditches) into the loʻi and into the loko i’a (fishponds). A `ohe pau ka `ike i ka halau ho`okahi” not all knowledge is learned in one school. Waikalua loko i’a was built about 350 years ago. Waikalua loko fishpond is a loko kuapā—a type of fishpond that is unique to these islands. From the old stone walls of the waikalua loko fishpond to the verdant walls of the magnificent pali, the kāne’ohe ahupua’a holds clues to a rich cultural and natural heritage. Location of interview:waikalua loko iʻa, kāneʻohe, oʻahu description:fred.

Loko wai are artificial and natural freshwater lakes excavated for or modified for aquaculture, respectively. Loko puʻuone have a puʻuone (sandbar) separating them from the sea, and an. A `ohe pau ka `ike i ka halau ho`okahi” not all knowledge is learned in one school. Location of interview:waikalua loko iʻa, kāneʻohe, oʻahu description:fred. From the old stone walls of the waikalua loko fishpond to the verdant walls of the magnificent pali, the kāne’ohe ahupua’a holds clues to a rich cultural and natural heritage. Waikalua loko i’a is named for the “water of the lua fighter or of the pit”. Waikalua loko i’a was built about 350 years ago. In 1795, kamehameha i divided the conquered oʻahu lands among his warrior chiefs and counselors, and retained the ahupuaʻa of kāneʻohe as his own Waikalua loko fishpond is a loko kuapā—a type of fishpond that is unique to these islands. The waters flowed from the streams through ‘auwai (ditches) into the loʻi and into the loko i’a (fishponds).

The Legends at Waikalua Loko Iʻa (Fishpond) YouTube

Waikalua Loko Loko wai are artificial and natural freshwater lakes excavated for or modified for aquaculture, respectively. Loko puʻuone have a puʻuone (sandbar) separating them from the sea, and an. In 1795, kamehameha i divided the conquered oʻahu lands among his warrior chiefs and counselors, and retained the ahupuaʻa of kāneʻohe as his own A `ohe pau ka `ike i ka halau ho`okahi” not all knowledge is learned in one school. The waters flowed from the streams through ‘auwai (ditches) into the loʻi and into the loko i’a (fishponds). Waikalua loko fishpond is a loko kuapā—a type of fishpond that is unique to these islands. Location of interview:waikalua loko iʻa, kāneʻohe, oʻahu description:fred. From the old stone walls of the waikalua loko fishpond to the verdant walls of the magnificent pali, the kāne’ohe ahupua’a holds clues to a rich cultural and natural heritage. Loko wai are artificial and natural freshwater lakes excavated for or modified for aquaculture, respectively. Waikalua loko i’a is named for the “water of the lua fighter or of the pit”. Waikalua loko i’a was built about 350 years ago. At that time, the ahupua’a flourished with productive lo’i kalo (taro patches) fed by the waters of kawa and kāne’ohe streams. At waikalua loko today we discover the ingenuity of hawaiians who engineered these extensive irrigation and aquaculture