Nohopapa Hawaiʻi worked with Kamehameha Schools on an innovative ‘Āina Inventory that incorporates a synthesis of historical research, ethnographic information, wahi pana data, and the current stewardship and restoration efforts taking place in the each moku of Oʻahu to create a richer understanding their historical and contemporary cultural landscape. The inventory supports the development of collaborative and innovative strategies to increase availability and access to quality Āina Based Education (ABE) & Hawaiian Culture Based Education (HCBE) educational opportunities for learners in the region. The ʻĀina Inventory Studies also helps support the development of ABE & HCBE curriculum and create processes to build a shared community sense of place.