Na Masu'u kia 'i Kwara'ae, Our Forest of Kwara'ae

Description:

Na keresilana 'abafola ne'e fuana to'a 'i Kwara'ae, fuana talata'i ngwae ta'ena ma talata'i ngwae 16 ma'i 'i kira ke lia sai ana malitana masu'u kira ki. This book is written for the people of Kwara' ae, for the present generation and future generations to understand the nature of their forests. Kerekere'anga ne'e, kula etaeta ne'e idumilana malitana masu'u fa'inia fuiru'anga ma saunga'iru'anga 'ania ru saena masu'u, di'ia o'ola, fanga fasia ma fanga kwasi kI, ma saunga'ilana ru di'ia luma ma ru fuana tualana ngwae kI saena fanoa 'i Kwara'ae ma'i 'i na'o, kaida'i ki tua talaka. Na ruana kula ana kerekere'anga ne'e sulia ru bulao saena masu'u di'ia satana 'ai, lisilana nonina, rauna, takana, siila ma fuana, ma kula ni'i ke bulao ani kI, ma tae ne'e bolo fa'inia ki sasi'i 'ani'i, fuana ngela kI ke to'oma'i sulia saena sukulu 'i kira ke sai logo ani fuana rao'a 'ani'i ana fa'i asoa ke dao ma'i ki Of this writing, the first part details the nature of the forest and developing and building with things in the forest, such as gardens, planted foods and wild foods, and building things such as houses and things for people's living in Kwara'ae formerly, when we lived by ourselves. The second part of the writing is about the things which grow in the forest, such as the names of trees, the appearance of their trunk, their leaf, their flower, sap and fruit, and the places they grow in, and what they can be used for, for children to read in school and to understand about working with them in days to come.

Display date:

2001

Location:

Solomon Islands

Collections:

Solomon Islands National Museum

Content partner:

Solomon Islands National Museum

Availability:

Online