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festival in 2024, an event that celebrates the importance of limn in our ecosystems <br /> and cultural practices. Bringing such opportunities for education and celebration <br /> back to the island will be a critical step in building awareness and preparing for <br /> future restoration initiatives. <br /> Should formal restoration or aquaculture projects be undertaken in the years ahead, <br /> these efforts would be approached thoughtfully and collaboratively with DAR, <br /> cultural practitioners, scientists, and the broader community. <br /> �.. II II ..�..II II..�..IIII: states tha t tIlie xllaljecflxxn unaliiiiteiin u,.nxxn <br /> sxllax^ ua e" wIHI lax^ 1ri 14° lir.n " wINle � aIlDlle N IL...S requests ests $10,000 U:: <br /> rarit .Iluair.n6iri :or Mal menu°iaricen Sdiedue Il:::)xIVE'flxlaulaxnu,.nt :�Il1e se exlall lire fllNs <br /> 6scre^Ia ricy <br /> The apparent discrepancy between Table E and Table H arises from the distinction <br /> between the planning and execution phases of the maintenance schedule. <br /> In Table H, the request for $10,000 in grant funding under "Maintenance Schedule <br /> Development" was intended to cover the materials and resources necessary for <br /> implementing maintenance activities. This includes essential items such as hand <br /> tools, protective equipment, and temporary storage to ensure that the work can be <br /> carried out effectively and safely. These are tangible needs required to support the <br /> practical execution of the maintenance schedule. <br /> Conversely, Table E refers specifically to the management and planning aspects of <br /> the maintenance schedule, which are considered "In-Kind" contributions. This phase <br /> involves community kupuna who will generously contribute their time and expertise <br /> to develop the plan, guide its implementation, and teach community members how to <br /> use the tools and work efficiently. Their involvement represents a valuable in-kind <br /> contribution, as their knowledge and leadership are critical to ensuring the success <br /> and cultural alignment of the project. <br /> By delineating these aspects in Tables E and H, we aimed to distinguish between the <br /> planning efforts supported by community contributions and the material resources <br /> needed to carry out the maintenance work effectively. We hope this explanation <br /> clarifies the intent and resolves any concerns regarding the funding request. <br /> 0 <br />
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