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 The Kaho`olawe exhibit at the Smithsonian this summer
will run from June 5 through September 2, 2002. If you are in Washington D.C. the
exhibit location is at the Arts and Industries Building, 900 Jefferson Drive,
SW, Washington, DC. Here is a copy of the postcard announcing the exhibit. DCpostcard.pdf
Here are a few of the articles written about the exhibit:
And some related stories and websites:
 The
Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana has completed the scheduled access
dates for 2002. If you are interested in a work access to Kaho`olawe please contact
Davianna McGregor at 808-956-7068 or Kim Birnie at 808-536-8442 or 808-383-1651.
Are you looking for an image that will brighten up your
Mac or Windows desktop? Well look no further. Here is the beginning of the Kaho`olawe
collection:
Sunset at Kealaikahiki
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Permission given for your use as a desktop image.
 Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana T-Shirts:
They are available and a perfect way to show your support. Check out the Order
Form and get them while their hot!
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 Get a sneak preview of the website developed by the Bishop Museum that will accompany the
Kaho`olawe exhibit at the Smithsonian. Check out all the great photos.
 The Draft
Access Plan and Procedure is now available. This plan outlines the procedures
developed by the Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana over the 25 plus years that the PKO has
conducted access to the Island. Please contact Kim Birnie at 808-536-8442 if you
have any comments or suggestions.
If you missed the radio series on Kaho`olawe that recently
aired on KHPR, Hawaii Pubic Radio, you've come to the right place. Get your Real Audio player and check out the series at the comfort of your
computer. Many thanks to KHPR and Craig DeSilva for allowing the `Ohana to archive
the great 5-part series done on Kaho`olawe.
Kaho`olawe #1
Kaho`olawe #2
Kaho`olawe #3
Kaho`olawe #4
Kaho`olawe #5
 You have always
been interested in helping out on Kaho`olawe by not sure exactly what you could do.
Well here is a list of activities and projects that are
ongoing. The best way to help is to go to Kaho`olawe on an `Ohana access.
These projects provide a great way to directly contribute to the restoration and
rejuvenation of Kaho`olawe island.
 The Protect Kaho`olawe
`Ohana wishes you all Aloha Wa Kalikimaka a Lonoikamakahiki! and all the best in
2002.
The Protect
Kaho`olawe `Ohana compiled this response which was submitted
to the Navy. The Navy has stated that they will address all of the responses to the
cleanup plan. So far there have been no responses by the Navy.
Key Cleanup Sites
Navy
Website
KIRC Website
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