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Scope of Work
<br /> Nohopapa Hawaii presents here our approach to carry out this project. It is our understanding that ATA
<br /> is applying for a grant to fund this project. If the grant is awarded,we anticipate a notice to proceed in
<br /> July 2024. The work must be completed by June 30,2025. Based on our previous experience completing
<br /> similar projects, our scope of work has been organized and divided into four main tasks:
<br /> i. Task i— Project Planning, Meetings, and Data Management
<br /> 2. Task 2 — Background Research, Synthesis, and Analysis
<br /> 3. Task 3 — Community Outreach and Consultation and Ethnographic Interviews
<br /> 4. Task 4— Data Integration and Report Preparation
<br /> Task i — Project Planning, Meetings, and Data Management
<br /> >> Schedule and coordinate monthly project meetings with the ATA,the County of Hawaii, and any
<br /> other appropriate parties
<br /> Review existing Resource Management Plans for Ka`u including existing background documents
<br /> and reports, grant applications, grant agreements, baseline survey, AIS, and historical
<br /> information
<br /> >> Conduct 1-2 planning site visits with ATA
<br /> Data organization and management
<br /> Task 2 — Background Research, Synthesis, and Analysis
<br /> The historical information associated with people and`aina will provide the foundation and background
<br /> for understanding the cultural landscape, resources, and customary practices in the project area. This
<br /> task will encompass a search of information in archives,repositories, and online-databases that include,
<br /> but are not limited to: oral traditions, historical accounts, land documents and maps, `olelo Hawaii
<br /> sources, newspaper articles, historic preservation reports, ethnographic and historical studies, and
<br /> historical photos. Background research will include a general overview of the following:
<br /> Natural landscapes and resources(environmental zones,soils,geology,plants,waterways,
<br /> coastlines,fisheries).
<br /> Native Hawaiian traditions and accounts (ka`ao, mo`olelo, inoa `aina, mele, oli, `olelo
<br /> no`eau, nupepa,wahi pana).
<br /> Post-European contact historical accounts(early visitor accounts, plantation era,historic
<br /> maps, English newspapers).
<br /> Kingdom of Hawaii land use and resource management practices (Mahele information—
<br /> Boundary Commission Testimonies, Land Commission Awards, Native & Foreign
<br /> Testimonies and Registers, Government Land Grants, Crown lands).
<br /> Archaeological information pertaining to cultural and historic sites within the study area
<br /> to reconstruct traditional land use activities and to identify and describe cultural resources
<br /> and practices in the area.
<br /> Identify access routes,pedestrian and automotive,both historic and modern
<br /> Task 3 - Community Outreach and Consultation and Ethnographic Interviews
<br /> >> Work with ATA to develop an outreach strategy and stakeholder outreach list
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