Descendants of native hawaiian farmers, who lived and worked the land, have Kuleana rights, which gives them reasonable access, agricultural uses, and other gathering rights to kuleana land.
During the era of land privatization in Hawaii (1840-1855), the Kuleana (commonly translated as "indigenous rights") established both the rights and responsibilities of Hawaiians to land. The Kuleana Act of 1850 gave the opportunity to divide these rights and gain easy ownership of the land they cultivated.
Indigenous land rights issues raise significant legal and moral issues. However, the law did not contain a provision to terminate their traditional land rights at the same time. What these traditional rights comprise of and to whom they apply remains an important question.
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