**About the Editors**

**Kawika B. Winter** (Assistant Professor of Biocultural Ecology) is a biocultural ecologist who is actively involved in and builds bridges between research, resource management, and policy. He is a strong advocate for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in the context of environmental justice and social justice.

**Kevin Chang** (Executive Director) leads a non-profit organization that empowers Indigenous people and local communities in Hawai'i through a collection of networks focused on reviving Indigenous resource management and engaging in collaborative management.

**Noa Kekuewa Lincoln** (Professor of Indigenous Cropping Systems) is a leading scholar who conducts research into and is involved with the revival of Indigenous cropping systems in Hawai'i, with an emphasis on their ecological form and functions.
