Hawaii SB2685 authorizes the Department of Land and Natural Resources to enter into community co-management agreements with qualified community-based.
Hawaii SB2685 aims to authorize the Department of Land and Natural Resources to enter into community co-management agreements with community-based organizations. These agreements honor Native Hawaiian concepts of mlama ina and ahupua'a-based management, promoting effective stewardship of public trust resources. The bill establishes qualifications for eligible community co-managers and authorizes the disposition of public lands through community co-management agreements.
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