‘Alakoko Loko i‘a Mural

Mo'olelo Murals‘Alakoko Loko i‘a Mural
Written By Kamāwaelualani Corp.

We co-painted this mural alongside over 250 keiki to kūpuna who are part of our Kaua‘i kaiāulu. This mural lives at ‘Alakoko loko i'a and is a functional art piece that educates learners about the native species of this wahi pana (storied place).

Artists: Bree Blake, Holly Kaʻiakapu, Bethany Coma

  • ‘Alakoko Loko i‘a (aka Menehune Fishpond)

  • Nā Pua No‘eau and Mālama Hulē‘ia

  • Check out our partner organization websites to learn more about this wahi pana and how to contribute!

    NĀ PUA NOʻEAU

    Malama Huleia

 
 

ʻike (knowledge) & Mo’olelo (story)

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ʻAlakoko and Kalālālehu
ʻAlakoko and Kalālālehu

There were two royal children who lived in the valley along a river mouth with Kīpū on the mountainside and Niumalu on the ocean side. The siblings lived there together as brother and sister, the brother named ʻAlakoko and the sister named Kalālālehua.

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Kamāwaelualani Corp.

Kamāwaelualani Corp. is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to empower Kaua‘i and her people through cultural and environmental sustainability and education.

https://kamawaelualani.org
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