Canoe Plants of Ancient Hawai`i Home - Intro - Contents - Bibliography - Links - Credits `Ape - `Awa -`Awapuhi -Hau -Ipu -Kalo -Kamani -Ki -Ko -Kou -Kukui -Mai`a Milo -Niu -Noni -`Ohe -`Ohi`a `Ai -`Olena -Olona -Pia -`Uala -Uhi -`Ulu -Wauke

POLYNESIAN VOYAGING

Polynesian Voyaging Society
Information on the traditional double-hulled canoes Hokule`a, Hawai`iloa, and Makali`i, like the ancient vessels that brought these "Canoe Plants" to Hawai`i.

Hawai`iloa Exhibit
At the Bishop Museum, including a page on Plants of the Past (Meakanu o Kahiko) which were transported in the canoes.

HAWAIIAN PLANTS

'Ahahui Malama i ka Lokahi
Native Hawaiians for the preservation of Hawaiian ecosystems

The Hawai'i Biodiversity & Mapping Program
Our mission is to gather, synthesize, and disseminate comprehensive information on the status and location of Hawai'i's biological resources in order to assist others towards making a positive impact on biodiversity.

University of Hawaii at Manoa Botany Program

National Tropical Botanical Garden

Maui Nui Botanical Garden

Kipahulu 'Ohana

East Maui Taro Festival

Hawaii Ecosystems at Risk project (HEAR)

Native Hawaiian Plant Society - Maui

OTHER

Guaria De Osa - Rainforest Ethnobotanical Gardens in Costa Rica

Canoe Plants of Ancient Hawai`i Home Intro - Contents - Bibliography - Links - Credits `Ape - `Awa -`Awapuhi -Hau -Ipu -Kalo -Kamani -Ki -Ko -Kou -Kukui -Mai`a Milo -Niu -Noni -`Ohe -`Ohi`a `Ai -`Olena -Olona -Pia -`Uala -Uhi -`Ulu -Wauke