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• Increase and Enhance Recreational Opportunities. Provide opportunities for safe ocean <br /> access, community gatherings, and cultural sharing, and support efforts to create <br /> resilient multi-use recreational facilities that encourage community well-being. <br /> • Leverage Sustainable, Creative Planning Elements. Deploy a multi-pronged approach <br /> that considers and integrates impacts of area risks and vulnerabilities into planning for <br /> resource preservation, and integration of open spaces, historic and cultural resources. <br /> • Mobilize and Build Community Capacity. Provide technical assistance and financial <br /> tools to help impacted communities develop a suite of natural and cultural resource <br /> recovery programming, create networks for sustained program implementation, and <br /> enhance capability and readiness for future disasters. <br /> • Elevate Puna Ahupua‘a Awareness Project. Ahupua'a are traditional Hawai i land <br /> divisions that typically trend mauka to makai (from the uplands to the sea) and are <br /> foundational to Hawai'i geography, culture. and society. Consider the map of <br /> ahupua'a in the district of Puna developed by the University of Hawai'i at Hilo <br /> Geography major Kaylyn Ells-Ho'okano and Hawai'i Community College Geography <br /> instructor Drew Kapp, assisted by the Spatial Data Analysis and Visualization Labs, in <br /> all future Puna-related planning and decision making. Look for ways to develop online <br /> repositories of information, stories, and photos of the numerous features noted on this <br /> map. Incorporate appropriate physical signage to heighten awareness of the culturally <br /> and historically significant features. <br /> Interum ;e(:o\ery Strategy 11 August 2019 <br />