#Kaho’okahi Kanuha

Maunakea Access Road will reopen to general public on Dec. 28, according to Hawai‘i County officials this afternoon.

Kūpuna are distrustful of the State’s intentions following an announcement from Gov. David Ige that he will withdraw law enforcement from Maunakea indefinitely.

Hearing Officer Amano said she is aware of the laws and cited Hawai‘i State Constitution as well as a federal case that ruled an interpreter is not required.

Thirty Meter Telescope opponents are strategizing their future plan of action in the wake of Tuesday’s announcement that a TMT crew would head up Mauna Kea.

KAPA Hawaiian FM morning personalities Jaz and Ka’ea welcome Kaho’okahi Kanuha to the KAPA Cafe. Kanuha has been a preschool teacher at Pūnana Leo and is an Aloha Aina practitioner. He has been recognized worldwide, however, as the vocal leader and spokesperson of the Ku Kia’i Mauna movement, which has been organized to prevent construction […]

In a 5-2 vote late Friday night, the Board of Land and Natural Resources approved emergency measures that would tighten access rules atop Mauna Kea.

Members of Kū Kiaʻi Mauna gathered on Oahu to address recent comments made by the governor and the continued road closure atop Mauna Kea.