Methodology

Thanks so much - these are great resources and such valuable projects.

NOAA's Voices Oral History Archives (https://voices.nmfs.noaa.gov) is also a valuable resource/enormous qualitative data set. The archive contains 2300 oral histories that relate to the changing environment, from 1895 to the present and Downeast Maine to Samoa. It's a rich collection of eyewitness testimonies of the changing climate. And a repository for folks in and out of the agency to deposit their materials. Some major areas of focus include:

Mary, I'd like to call your attention to a new oral history project in Hawaii.

Land Stories: Farming and Kaua’i Culture.
"Land Stories is about preserving the cultural wealth of our island as a basis for building respect and appreciation for one another and the land we share and depend upon. It’s about providing our community with a rich history of this precious land and how to care for it. It’s about building historical perspective and inspiration for present and future generations to sustain,
protect, and care for our beloved ‘aina."

Thank you for this great info.!

Mary Kahle
Austin, TX