Finding Hawaiian Trails: Uncovering Strands in the Web of Life

Join Richard Stevens as he shares the importance of trails in ancient Hawaii. He will discuss trails as connectors in several dimensions along with his years as a Trail Hunter and how to find, clean, and restore ancient trails, the Haleakala Trail Trial of 2014, the Highways Act of 1892, and trails as paths through time.

Richard Stevens is a professor of history at the University of Hawaii Center West Hawaii. He received his PdH from University of Hawaii in Manoa and has worked as a “trail hunter” for the state Division of Forestry and the UH Research Corporation.

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