Ahupuaa O Kahana State Park

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Ahupuaa O Kahana State Park is a culturally significant, largely undeveloped valley park on Oʻahu that preserves a traditional Hawaiian ahupuaʻa and supports a living Native Hawaiian community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
protected area
state park
valley park
conservationFocus native Hawaiian birds
native Hawaiian plants
traditional agricultural practices
country United States
culturalSignificance Native Hawaiian subsistence lifestyle
traditional Hawaiian land management system
developmentStatus largely undeveloped
ecosystemType coastal ecosystem
tropical rainforest
formerName Kahana Valley State Park
hasCampground Kahana Valley campground
hasCommunity living Native Hawaiian community
hasFeature coastal plain
loi kalo
mountainous ridges
native forest
stream
taro patches
hasTrail Kahana Valley trails
Nakoa Trail
hasView Kahana Bay
isPartOf Hawaii State Parks system
landscapeType valley
language English
Hawaiian
locatedIn Hawaii
Honolulu County
Oahu
United States
managingAgency Division of State Parks
managingOrganization Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
namedAfter Kahana
primaryUse cultural preservation
recreation
subsistence living
protects Kahana Valley
traditional Hawaiian ahupuaa
recreationalActivity camping
cultural education
fishing
hiking
picnicking
state Hawaii
supportsPractice subsistence fishing
taro cultivation
traditional gathering

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Hawaii State Parks system hasNotableSite Ahupuaa O Kahana State Park