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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2023 · 57 MIN

EP 9 Brian Naeole on the value of hunting while keeping the native forest free from introduced animals

from Land and People · host Melissa Chimera

Brian Naeole, former Field Coordinator with The Nature Conservancy Molokai speaks to growing up homesteading on Hawaiian homelands, hunting, farming, raising pigs, and surfing while restoring native ecosystems on his home island. He describes the hard work that goes into fencing watersheds and removing the non-native animals like pigs, goats and deer that do so much damage to Hawaiian ecosystems within those fences, while at the same time raising livestock on his homestead for food.

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