A project several years in the making is starting to take shape and you will see the signs everywhere.
The first native Hawaiian ahupua’a boundary marker between Waikiki and Honolulu was officially dedicated on Wednesday at Ala Moana Boulevard.
The initiative to recognize and restore the ancient system of Hawaiian land division aims to place boundary markers across the state.
"We are hoping that other groups will come forward and develop projects initiatives to connect the communities with their resources and caring for the resources being good stewards each of their ahupuaa around this island," said Mahealani Cyphyer, Oahu Council.
Governor Abercrombie and Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle were among those in attendance at the dedication.
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