[Coral-List] cultural significance of coral reefs in Hawai`i
Mark Heckman
mheckman at waquarium.org
Thu Apr 26 16:15:01 EDT 2007
Miguel,
This is actually quick a large topic area. I see that Sara Peck has
given you some leads.
You might take a look at a paper on TEK and GIS done in the late 90's
by Mark Calamia, see: "Integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge
with Scientific Tools for Managing Hawaii's Coral Reefs" for a quick
overview. CURRENT/ Vol 14, No. 2, 1997. Sounds similar to what you are
doing.
You could check with Sylvia Spaulding of the Western Pacific
Management Council - they have been collecting TEK (Traditional
Ecological Knowledge) mostly relating to fishing, but that is often
not separated from the coral reef. Try: [1]Sylvia.Spalding at noaa.gov
And of course it is always worth it to browse through Robert Johannes
work in this area. See:
[2]http://www.spc.int/coastfish/News/Trad/Sp1/Sp1-Johannes-Achievement
s.htm
Aloha,
Mark Heckman
Director of Education
Waikiki Aquarium/ University of Hawaii-Manoa
At 11:56 PM 4/24/2007, Miguel Castrence wrote:
Aloha,
I'm doing some exploratory research on the cultural significance of
coral reefs, particularly in Hawai`i. I'm aware that the coral is
mentioned in the origins of life in the Kumulipo, but I'd like to know
if there were any cultural perspectives and practices that were specific
to coral reef management. Would anyone happen to know of any relevant
references?
Mahalo,
Miguel
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Miguel Castrence
Department of Geography
University of Hawai`i at Manoa
[3]miguel.castrence at hawaii.edu
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2. http://www.spc.int/coastfish/News/Trad/Sp1/Sp1-Johannes-Achievements.htm
3. mailto:miguel.castrence at hawaii.edu
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