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Protect Mauna Kea

In the 1960s, Hawai'i agreed to share two of our highest and most sacred mountaintops with a small community of astronomers. Today, an expanding industrial footprint of roads, buildings, people, parking, and ever-larger telescopes populate these summits--all while cultural landscape and native habitat are being irreplaceably lost. With your help, a better future is possible.

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Farms, Not Dumps

On the Wai`anae Coast of O`ahu, developers are proposing to create a "purple spot" industrial zone on agricultural lands, next to existing farms and homes.

You can take action today to keep this valley green.

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Save What's Left: Lana'i

We support sustainable energy in Hawai‘i, but renewable energy projects that continue to destroy our natural beauty and desecrate our cultural heritage are not sustainable. A company called Big Wind is proposing to do just that by industrializing the north shore of Lāna‘i in order to provide cheap energy for O‘ahu. Learn more and sign the petition!

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Temple Under Siege

Temple Under Siege: This documentary by Na Maka o ka `Āina "paints a portrait of a mountain that has become a symbol of the Hawaiian struggle for physical, cultural and political survival."

You can volunteer today to help coordinate or host a screening for your friends, `ohana, or community. Learn how today!

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This month's featured article.

Ten years ago, Uncle Ku Ching began plans for a unique huaka‘i from sea level up to the summit of Mauna Kea. It would become a journey that changed the next decade of his life. Ku Ching (pictured on the right with Paul Neves on the left) is a retired chemical engineer, attorney, and former OHA trustee

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From Our Blog: 7 reasons why the NSF shouldn’t fund the Thirty-Meter Telescope (TMT)
Jul 25, 2024

The National Science Foundation (NSF) says it will only fund one extremely large telescope - either the TMT or the Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT). NSF’s panel of experts is assessing the “readiness” of the TMT v. GMT. The panel report is due September 2024, then NSF will put together its budget in October 2024. The TMT will never be “ready” for Mauna Kea because it should not be there.; O'ahu Army Lease talking points
Jul 09, 2024; Why the MKSOA shouldn’t be allowed to have private “ho`oponopono” meetings
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