OHA documentary ‘Held in Trust’ examines history and future of Hawaiʻi’s military-leased public lands
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is releasing a documentary titled 'Held in Trust' to explore the history and future of public lands currently leased by the U.S. military. The film addresses upcoming decisions as these long-term leases begin to expire.
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs will present a special statewide television premiere of "Held in Trust: The Future of Hawaiʻi’s Public Lands Beyond Military Leases," a half-hour documentary examining the history of US military use of Hawaiʻi’s public trust lands and the consequential decisions approaching as longstanding military leases begin to expire.
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