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Duane Sparkman
A resident of Maui since 1995 arriving here from Texas, Duane is an avid photographer who aspires to capture “rare moments”. His life’s passion is to preserve intact Hawaiian forests and the perpetuation of Hawaiian Culture. Duane is a professional landscaper by trade, designing and maintaining luxury resort properties, private […]
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Sulinn Aipa
Born and raised on Maui, Sulinn developed a passion to preserve the island’s beauty as she knew it growing up.She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management from the University of Hawaii in 2007 and has been working in the hospitality industry for over five years. Sulinn enjoys surfing, hiking […]
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Lisa Agdeppa
Lisa is dedicated community advocate born and raised on Maui. Along with her efforts with Maui Cultural Lands, Lisa is the Secretary of PFEE (People for Educational Equality), Board Member of Maui Capoeira and Polanui Hiu Community Managed Marine Area. Lisa has traveled extensively, including living abroad in Italy and […]
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Alane Podoll
Alane is a resident of Haiku, Maui since 2005 having moved from California with her family (husband Matthew, son Zane). Their care for the islands and the Hawaiian culture pushed them to get involved with their community. Through their volunteering efforts they found Maui Culture Lands. Alane supports MCL’s financial […]
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Mayling Barbosa
MayLing was born and raised in Kahului, Maui. Her sense of responsibility to Hawaii’s culture, history, and natural resources forged May’s involvement with Maui Cultural Lands. As the Director of Human Resources at the Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas since 2007, she was one of the primary facilitators who developed […]
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Edwin “Ekolu” Lindsey III
Edwin “Ekolu” Lindsey is on a mission to protect and restore Hawaiian cultural resources. The son of the late Ed Lindsey, the renowned conservationist who was named a “Maui treasure,” Ekolu continues his father’s legacy with a belief in the (‘olelo no’eau (proverb) “He ali’i ka ‘aina; he kauwa ke […]
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