Hawaii HB2218 authorizes the Department of Land and Natural Resources to enter into community co-management agreements with community-based.
Hawaii HB2218 establishes the legal framework for the Department of Land and Natural Resources to enter into community co-management agreements with community-based organizations. These agreements aim to honor Native Hawaiian concepts of stewardship and promote sustainable management of public trust resources. The bill outlines the purposes of such agreements, including preservation of cultural and environmental resources, and sets qualifications for eligible community co-managers.
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