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GUID: gov.noaa.nmfs.inport:62817 | Updated: August 9, 2022 | Published / External

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Abstract

Table summarizing the number of times each code was assigned per interview.

Description

Table summarizing the number of times each code was assigned per interview.

Entity Type
Data Table

Data Attribute / Type	Description
unique_ID Character	Unique code for each interviewee to protect their identity.
aina_momona Number	The concept that the land and ocean are abundant and plentiful; providing more than what people need or want to take.
analogies_or_metaphors Number	Statements making analogies/metaphors.
anchialine_or_fish_ponds Number	Any mention of anchialine ponds of fish ponds.
aquaculture Number	Any time someone mentions aquaculture happening or potentially happening off of West Hawaii.
cannot_do_anything Number	Any comment the speaker makes indicating that there is nothing they can do to address environmental or cultural change; can include comments about why other people cannot or do not do anything.
changes_in_behavior_or_mindset Number	When a person changes their behavior in direct response to a change in the environment (which was caused by human impact, naturally, or otherwise).
intergenerational Number	Changes in behavior occurred across generations.
over_one_persons_lifetime Number	Changes in behavior occurred within a lifetime.
changes_occurring_elsewhere Number	Participant mentions changes occurring in other places (on different islands or in a different state/country).
connection Number	Any discussion of connection of system to itself or people to system here (using words like [connection] specifically).
ancestral Number	Ancestral/lineal connection.
connection_to_land Number	When someone is talking about their connection specifically to land or mauka (can be related to connections to ocean, or stand alone).
connection_to_ocean Number	When someone is talking about their connection specifically to ocean.
connection_via_memory Number	When someone is talking about their connection that they experience via memory.
cultivating_or_stoking_a_connection Number	When someone is experiencing a bolster in connection.
DISconnection Number	Experience or observation of disconnection.
facilitating_a_re-connection Number	Experience or observation of something that creates a once existing connection.
levels_of_connection Number	Description of multiple levels of connection.
other_connections Number	Connections that do not fit in other categories.
Coral_Bleaching_Event_of_2014-2015 Number	Comments relating to the massive coral bleaching event of 2014-2015.
fishing_license Number	Any mention of opinions or observations of a potential fishing license.
hard_to_explain Number	Use this code any time somebody expresses a sentiment like [it is hard to explain] or [it is hard to put this in words].
health_indicator Number	Mentions of reefs as indicator of overall health of the planet.
human_community Number	Mentions of human community (as opposed to ecological).
community_well-being_versus_individual_human_well-being Number	Specific quotes that describe how community well-being is different than human well-being.
definitions Number	Descriptions of what community looks like, feels like, or can be define as.
what_communities_do_people_belong_to_and_why Number	Direct answer to question.
irreplaceable Number	When an interview describes something as [irreplaceable] or uses a synonym.
lost_value Number	When a place, connection, activity loses value.
memorable_quotes Number	Memorable quotes.
Q-A_Healthy_coast_and_ocean Number	Direct response to interview question about healthy coastlines and oceans.
reciprocity Number	Two-way relationship; reciprocal relationship.
reef_or_ocean_characteristics Number	These codes denote when a speaker is talking about a particular aspect of the marine environment or reefs with regard to our questions of interest (e.g., change, management).
change_valence_related_to_reef_or_ocean_characteristics Number	These codes can be matched with any other code to indicate change in that code in the indicated direction.
decrease Number	Participant indicates that things have decreased.
increase Number	Participant indicates that things have increased.
no_change Number	Participant specifically indicates that things have not changed.
no_net_change Number	Some things have improved, others gotten worse, overall net zero change.
unsure Number	Participant specifically states that they are not sure whether or how things have changed.
coral Number	Participant mentions coral specifically (not coral reef).
coral_cover Number	Participant mentions coral cover specifically.
coral_health Number	Participant mentions the health of the coral specifically.
future_coastal_and_marine_changes Number	Participant mentions changes that can/will happen in the future, according to their perspective or observations.
hypothetical_changes Number	Participant mentions a change that may or may not happen.
marine_species_number Number	Participant mentions the number of marine species.
marine_species_size Number	Participant mentions the size of a marine species.
marine_species_type Number	Participant mentions the type of marine species.
ocean_generally Number	Participant refers to the ocean generally, not specifically.
reef_generally Number	Participant refers to the reefs in general, not a specific reef or component.
shoreline_generally Number	Participant refers to the shoreline generally, and not a specific location or event.
speed_of_change Number	The speed at which the change happens.
fast Number	The changes are discussed as happening quickly.
respect_or_loss_of_respect Number	When someone mentions respect for the land, ocean, elders, etc.
responsibility_for_change Number	What/who is responsible for changes in reef or ocean characteristics.
speed_of_change_2 Number	The speed at which the change happens.
fast_2 Number	The changes are discussed as happening quickly.
slow_2 Number	The changes are discussed as happening slowly.
what_responsible Number	What is discussed as being responsible for change.
access_issues Number	Any mentions of access being responsible for changes.
animal_harassment Number	Participant discusses humans harassing animals.
dolphin_harassment Number	Harassment to specifically dolphins.
fish_harassment Number	Harassment to specifically fish.
manta_ray_harassment Number	Harassment to specifically manta rays.
turtle_harassment Number	Harassment to specifically turtles.
aquarium_fish_trade Number	Discussions of the formal aquarium fish trade.
certain_fishing_practices Number	Discussions of specific fish practices.
climate Number	When changes are attributed to climate.
coral_bleaching Number	Specific mentions of coral bleaching.
drought Number	Specific mentions of drought.
large_storm_events Number	Specific mentions of large storm events.
ocean_acidification Number	Specific mentions of ocean acidification.
sea_level_rise Number	Specific mentions of sea level rise.
warming_water Number	Specific mentions of warming water.
commercial_fishing Number	Specific mentions of commercial fishing.
creation_of_private_property Number	Discussions of how private property changed things.
development Number	Coastal and shoreline development.
economics Number	Economy, economics, in general.
erosion Number	Specific mentions of erosion.
invasive_species Number	Specific mentions of invasive species.
management_or_regulations Number	Specific mentions of management or regulations.
many_factors Number	When a participant identified that multiple factors contributed to change.
mechanical_harm_to_the_reef Number	When the reef is harmed physically by human contact or direct destruction (e.g., anchors).
media Number	Media responsible for changes; social media, news outlets, etc.
overfishing Number	Overfishing mentioned specifically.
pollution Number	Various types of pollution responsible for changes.
ag_or_other_fertilizer_runoff Number	Specifically, runoff related to ag.
marine_debris Number	Trash and similar objects.
plastics Number	Micro plastics.
stormwater_runoff Number	Runoff related to stormwater/storm drains.
sunscreen Number	Chemical sunscreen damage.
waste_water_and_sewage Number	Discussions related to waste water, sewage, OSDS, etc.
population_increase Number	Increased population in general.
overcrowding Number	Places becoming crowded or overcrowded.
tsunami Number	Direct mentions of tsunami events.
volcano Number	Direct mentions of volcanic activity.
who_responsible Number	Who is discussed as being responsible for change.
government_or_politicians Number	Any level of government.
houseless Number	The population of persons who do not have homes/dwellings.
immigrants Number	When an interviewee uses the term [immigrants].
locals Number	People who have generational ties to Hawaii.
Native_Hawaiians Number	People who have Native Hawaiian ancestry.
new_residents Number	Someone who has moved to Hawaii recently; usually defined by interviewee.
ocean_tourism_companies Number	Companies who conduct marine tour operations.
people Number	General references to people, humans, or humanity being responsible.
recreationalists Number	People participating in an activity for enjoyment or sport; not provisioning or livelihood alone.
tourists Number	Short term and non-permanent visitors.
scientific_research Number	Direct mention of how scientific research affects HWB or CES.
snowball Number	Snowball contacts.
social_hierarchy Number	When someone mentions the levels of belonging or [right to be] in a place.
being_from_a_place_versus_moving_there Number	When discussions that related to the differences that occur when being from (i.e., born) a place versus moving to the place at some time.
social_networks Number	Official or unofficial group.
fishing_network Number	Pertains to unofficial network of fisherman in West Hawaii.
Kai_Kuleana_Network Number	Pertains to official Kai Kuleana Network.
spatial Number	Anytime someone mentions a way that CES or HWB could be spatially monitored, even if they are not explicitly stating it.
stewardship Number	Mentions of stewardship at an organizational level; specific examples of stewardship.
action_others_should_take_as_believed_by_speaker Number	Stewardship related actions that the speaker believes others should take.
actions_others_take Number	Stewardship related actions that the speaker mentions that others do take.
speaker_taking_action Number	Stewardship related actions that the speaker is a part of.
surface_slicks Number	Direct mentions of surface slicks.
vog Number	Direct mention of volcanic gases.
well-being Number	Broad code: [catch-all] for people who are not specific in how they are using well-being.
change_valence_related_to_human_experiences_or_well-being Number	Change related to human well-being.
decrease_2 Number	Examples of decreased well-being.
increase_2 Number	Examples of increased well-being.
net_zero_change_2 Number	Examples of no change overall in well-being (i.e. some good, some bad changes, evens out).
no_change_2 Number	Examples of no changes in well-being.
unsure_2 Number	Examples of uncertainty in changes to well-being.
cultural_ecosystem_services Number	Intangible or non-material ecosystem services; must be referring to reefs/ocean/coastal areas.
aesthetics Number	Satisfaction or meaning from visual characteristics or beauty of the reefs or coast; also includes soundscapes, feel of wind, satisfaction from sensory experiences; includes things like [i like seeing the reefs] even if do not mention beauty specifically.
bequest Number	Mention of importance of reefs for future generations; includes sharing experiences with children.
ceremony Number	Mention of importance of reefs for ceremonies (or greater coastal/marine area).
education_and_knowledge Number	Learning or teaching opportunities or examples.
ingenuity Number	Reefs help speaker think about solutions to problems (specifically from a biomimicry sort of angle).
knowledge_transmission Number	Knowledge transmission from one person/entity to another (place-based, observational, formal, informal, etc.).
local_and_traditional_knowledge Number	Local knowledge about the coastal and marine environment; ability to recognize the presence of environmental signs or indicators (e.g. bioindicators).
everything_or_life Number	Code responses that coral reefs are [everything] or that they are [life] to this node.
existence Number	Reefs matter simply because they exist, because they are part of the earth, or because they have a right to live; can include mentions of things reef does for us here that might also be supporting or regulating if the tone of the comment is that they are also valuable because they exist.
diversity_of_reef Number	Existence of diversity of coral reef.
fulfilling_stewardship Number	Caring for reefs or coasts because it provides benefit/satisfaction, ability to care for resources and environment.
successorship Number	When someone mentions the need for the next generation to understand the importance of stewardship, specifically in a way unconnected to employment.
traditional_or_cultural_stewardship Number	Customary rights and responsibilities are locally known, practiced, and respected; Sspecifically referring to caring for a culture or tradition, which can but may not always include acts of environmental stewardship.
heritage_tradition_culture Number	Connection to cultural stories, traditions, past events, multi-generational interactions/connections with natural resources; archaeological and historic sites; cultural resources; acceptable historical change; [kinship;].
Different_not_Native_Hawaiian_specifically Number	General reference, not necessarily related to Native Hawaiian, use this code if it is unclear what specific aspect of heritage or culture is being referred to.
Native_Hawaiian_specifically Number	Specifically discussing Native Hawaiian.
identity Number	Personal or communal identity if someone mentions feeling connected to the reefs because they grew up around them, or going to the beach, or something along those lines, code that to this node.
identity_of_West_Hawaii_as_a_whole Number	Discussions or mentions that represent West Hawaii as a whole.
inspiration Number	Broadly circulating public discourse about collective responsibilities (e.g., caring for place or malama aina); specifically for art or other forms of creative expression; local artistic or creative practices.
novel_experience Number	Emergent code for reefs being valuable because they provide a novel experience; for mentions of [paradise,] combine with recreation code; combine with recreation.
recreation Number	Playing, tourism, activities related to reefs; include non-extractive activities.
sacred Number	Mention of reefs as having sacred or religious significance.
sense_of_place Number	Mention that reefs or coastal environment contribute to [ones] sense of belonging or feeling at home there. sense of self, community, and/or home related to the coastal and marine environment.
eating_locally_grown_and_caught_food Number	Importance of eating local.
proper_place_names Number	Importance of using proper/traditional place names.
social_relations Number	Mention of strengthening ties in family or community; presence of strong social ties or networks; sense of community; trust in neighbors.
family_specifically Number	Speaking specifically of family interactions.
sharing Number	The practice of sharing goods, services, time with others in the community.
spirituality Number	Mention of metaphysical forces larger than oneself or beyond [ones] comprehension interacting with the coastal/ocean to perpetuate spiritual beliefs and practices (e.g., divine power).
religion Number	Specifically mentions spirituality in relation to a religion.
way_of_life_or_lifestyle Number	Any mentions of way of life here, and also code to identity. include provisioning services (be specific if you can) IF they make reference to an economic or provisioning component related to [way of life].
disservice Number	Mentions of reefs causing harm to well-being of people/communities.
governance_and_management Number	In relation to coastal and marine environment.
access Number	Physical or otherwise (emotional, memory).
decrease_3 Number	Decreased access.
increase_3 Number	Increased access.
adaptive_management Number	Contemporary or community/traditional entities mentioning adaptive management.
another_level_of_community Number	In vivo code: communities formed by governance structures or interest rather than geography.
co-management Number	Contemporary and community working together.
common_pool_resource_issue Number	In vivo code: discussion about common pool resources in a manner that suggests the resource is being impacted by common pool [rules] or specifically considered common pool.
contemporary_mgmt Number	Formal, [western] style natural resource management.
control_over_lineal_land Number	In vivo code: discussions about control over lineal land.
effectiveness_or_success_of_management Number	Perceptions of management, permits, and regulation; adequate funding and staff capacity for achieving management objectives; partners and collaboration.
marine_management_areas Number	Legally recognized.
merging_traditional_w_contemporary_mgmt Number	Discussion of ways the modern resource management is or potentially could be conducted in tangent with traditional management styles.
political_participation_and_equity Number	Participation in marine management decision-making processes and leadership; stakeholder processes; exercising rights/interest in politics; management reflects local and traditional values.
regulations Number	Legally enacted marine laws.
succession Number	When people mention the younger generations taking over management of resources in management positions.
trust Number	Trusting contemporary management entities is mentioned or implied (existing or lacking).
health Number	Human health.
mental_and_emotional_health Number	Mental/emotional health is mentioned or implied.
perspective Number	Participant mentions their own perspectives on mental/emotional health.
nutritional_health Number	Specific mentions to nutritional health.
physical_health Number	Physical health is mentioned or implied.
negative_emotions Number	Mentions of how coast/marine create negative emotions.
anger Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
annoying Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
disheartened Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
fear Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
frustration Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
sadness Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
stress Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
neutral_well-being Number	Claims that reefs do not affect well-being (can put negative well-being here as well as a placeholder).
positive_emotions Number	Mentions of how coast/marine create positive emotions.
calm_or_stress_relief Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
enjoyment Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
excitement Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
happiness Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
hope Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
joy Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
provisioning_ecosystem_services Number	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
biochemicals Number	Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as biochemicals.
economic_support Number	Examples of how provisioning ecosystem services provide economic support.
tourism_money Number	Specifically referring to money/economy related to tourism.
food Number	Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as food.
crab Number	Any species of crab but must be referring to eating crab.
fish Number	Any species of fish but must be referring to eating fish.
kalo Number	Taro; Colocasia esculenta; but must be referring to eating.
limu Number	Seaweed; but must be referring to eating.
octopus Number	Must be referring to eating.
opihi Number	Limpet; must be referring to eating.
other_seafood Number	Eating seafood.
resources_equal_icebox Number	In vivo code: resources discussed in a way that equates the marine environment with storage.
salt Number	Gathering/eating salt.
turtles Number	Eating turtles; a practice that is illegal but has historically been an issue.
regulating_ecosystem_services Number	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
storm_protection Number	Coastal/marine protection from storm events.
water_purification Number	Water purification processes.
water_regulation Number	Water regulation processes.
safety_and_security Number	Security and safety related to real or perceived environmental risks.
supporting_ecosystem_services Number	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
primary_production Number	E.g., photosynthesis.
structure_of_ecosystem Number	Structure of coral reef, or shoreline ecosystem.
Total Number	Total number of times all codes used across all interviews.

Data Attribute / Type

Description

unique_ID
Character

Unique code for each interviewee to protect their identity.

aina_momona
Number

The concept that the land and ocean are abundant and plentiful; providing more than what people need or want to take.

analogies_or_metaphors
Number

Statements making analogies/metaphors.

anchialine_or_fish_ponds
Number

Any mention of anchialine ponds of fish ponds.

aquaculture
Number

Any time someone mentions aquaculture happening or potentially happening off of West Hawaii.

cannot_do_anything
Number

Any comment the speaker makes indicating that there is nothing they can do to address environmental or cultural change; can include comments about why other people cannot or do not do anything.

changes_in_behavior_or_mindset
Number

When a person changes their behavior in direct response to a change in the environment (which was caused by human impact, naturally, or otherwise).

intergenerational
Number

Changes in behavior occurred across generations.

over_one_persons_lifetime
Number

Changes in behavior occurred within a lifetime.

changes_occurring_elsewhere
Number

Participant mentions changes occurring in other places (on different islands or in a different state/country).

connection
Number

Any discussion of connection of system to itself or people to system here (using words like [connection] specifically).

ancestral
Number

Ancestral/lineal connection.

connection_to_land
Number

When someone is talking about their connection specifically to land or mauka (can be related to connections to ocean, or stand alone).

connection_to_ocean
Number

When someone is talking about their connection specifically to ocean.

connection_via_memory
Number

When someone is talking about their connection that they experience via memory.

cultivating_or_stoking_a_connection
Number

When someone is experiencing a bolster in connection.

DISconnection
Number

Experience or observation of disconnection.

facilitating_a_re-connection
Number

Experience or observation of something that creates a once existing connection.

levels_of_connection
Number

Description of multiple levels of connection.

other_connections
Number

Connections that do not fit in other categories.

Coral_Bleaching_Event_of_2014-2015
Number

Comments relating to the massive coral bleaching event of 2014-2015.

fishing_license
Number

Any mention of opinions or observations of a potential fishing license.

hard_to_explain
Number

Use this code any time somebody expresses a sentiment like [it is hard to explain] or [it is hard to put this in words].

health_indicator
Number

Mentions of reefs as indicator of overall health of the planet.

human_community
Number

Mentions of human community (as opposed to ecological).

community_well-being_versus_individual_human_well-being
Number

Specific quotes that describe how community well-being is different than human well-being.

definitions
Number

Descriptions of what community looks like, feels like, or can be define as.

what_communities_do_people_belong_to_and_why
Number

Direct answer to question.

irreplaceable
Number

When an interview describes something as [irreplaceable] or uses a synonym.

lost_value
Number

When a place, connection, activity loses value.

memorable_quotes
Number

Memorable quotes.

Q-A_Healthy_coast_and_ocean
Number

Direct response to interview question about healthy coastlines and oceans.

reciprocity
Number

Two-way relationship; reciprocal relationship.

reef_or_ocean_characteristics
Number

These codes denote when a speaker is talking about a particular aspect of the marine environment or reefs with regard to our questions of interest (e.g., change, management).

change_valence_related_to_reef_or_ocean_characteristics
Number

These codes can be matched with any other code to indicate change in that code in the indicated direction.

decrease
Number

Participant indicates that things have decreased.

increase
Number

Participant indicates that things have increased.

no_change
Number

Participant specifically indicates that things have not changed.

no_net_change
Number

Some things have improved, others gotten worse, overall net zero change.

unsure
Number

Participant specifically states that they are not sure whether or how things have changed.

coral
Number

Participant mentions coral specifically (not coral reef).

coral_cover
Number

Participant mentions coral cover specifically.

coral_health
Number

Participant mentions the health of the coral specifically.

future_coastal_and_marine_changes
Number

Participant mentions changes that can/will happen in the future, according to their perspective or observations.

hypothetical_changes
Number

Participant mentions a change that may or may not happen.

marine_species_number
Number

Participant mentions the number of marine species.

marine_species_size
Number

Participant mentions the size of a marine species.

marine_species_type
Number

Participant mentions the type of marine species.

ocean_generally
Number

Participant refers to the ocean generally, not specifically.

reef_generally
Number

Participant refers to the reefs in general, not a specific reef or component.

shoreline_generally
Number

Participant refers to the shoreline generally, and not a specific location or event.

speed_of_change
Number

The speed at which the change happens.

fast
Number

The changes are discussed as happening quickly.

respect_or_loss_of_respect
Number

When someone mentions respect for the land, ocean, elders, etc.

responsibility_for_change
Number

What/who is responsible for changes in reef or ocean characteristics.

speed_of_change_2
Number

The speed at which the change happens.

fast_2
Number

The changes are discussed as happening quickly.

slow_2
Number

The changes are discussed as happening slowly.

what_responsible
Number

What is discussed as being responsible for change.

access_issues
Number

Any mentions of access being responsible for changes.

animal_harassment
Number

Participant discusses humans harassing animals.

dolphin_harassment
Number

Harassment to specifically dolphins.

fish_harassment
Number

Harassment to specifically fish.

manta_ray_harassment
Number

Harassment to specifically manta rays.

turtle_harassment
Number

Harassment to specifically turtles.

aquarium_fish_trade
Number

Discussions of the formal aquarium fish trade.

certain_fishing_practices
Number

Discussions of specific fish practices.

climate
Number

When changes are attributed to climate.

coral_bleaching
Number

Specific mentions of coral bleaching.

drought
Number

Specific mentions of drought.

large_storm_events
Number

Specific mentions of large storm events.

ocean_acidification
Number

Specific mentions of ocean acidification.

sea_level_rise
Number

Specific mentions of sea level rise.

warming_water
Number

Specific mentions of warming water.

commercial_fishing
Number

Specific mentions of commercial fishing.

creation_of_private_property
Number

Discussions of how private property changed things.

development
Number

Coastal and shoreline development.

economics
Number

Economy, economics, in general.

erosion
Number

Specific mentions of erosion.

invasive_species
Number

Specific mentions of invasive species.

management_or_regulations
Number

Specific mentions of management or regulations.

many_factors
Number

When a participant identified that multiple factors contributed to change.

mechanical_harm_to_the_reef
Number

When the reef is harmed physically by human contact or direct destruction (e.g., anchors).

media
Number

Media responsible for changes; social media, news outlets, etc.

overfishing
Number

Overfishing mentioned specifically.

pollution
Number

Various types of pollution responsible for changes.

ag_or_other_fertilizer_runoff
Number

Specifically, runoff related to ag.

marine_debris
Number

Trash and similar objects.

plastics
Number

Micro plastics.

stormwater_runoff
Number

Runoff related to stormwater/storm drains.

sunscreen
Number

Chemical sunscreen damage.

waste_water_and_sewage
Number

Discussions related to waste water, sewage, OSDS, etc.

population_increase
Number

Increased population in general.

overcrowding
Number

Places becoming crowded or overcrowded.

tsunami
Number

Direct mentions of tsunami events.

volcano
Number

Direct mentions of volcanic activity.

who_responsible
Number

Who is discussed as being responsible for change.

government_or_politicians
Number

Any level of government.

houseless
Number

The population of persons who do not have homes/dwellings.

immigrants
Number

When an interviewee uses the term [immigrants].

locals
Number

People who have generational ties to Hawaii.

Native_Hawaiians
Number

People who have Native Hawaiian ancestry.

new_residents
Number

Someone who has moved to Hawaii recently; usually defined by interviewee.

ocean_tourism_companies
Number

Companies who conduct marine tour operations.

people
Number

General references to people, humans, or humanity being responsible.

recreationalists
Number

People participating in an activity for enjoyment or sport; not provisioning or livelihood alone.

tourists
Number

Short term and non-permanent visitors.

scientific_research
Number

Direct mention of how scientific research affects HWB or CES.

snowball
Number

Snowball contacts.

social_hierarchy
Number

When someone mentions the levels of belonging or [right to be] in a place.

being_from_a_place_versus_moving_there
Number

When discussions that related to the differences that occur when being from (i.e., born) a place versus moving to the place at some time.

social_networks
Number

Official or unofficial group.

fishing_network
Number

Pertains to unofficial network of fisherman in West Hawaii.

Kai_Kuleana_Network
Number

Pertains to official Kai Kuleana Network.

spatial
Number

Anytime someone mentions a way that CES or HWB could be spatially monitored, even if they are not explicitly stating it.

stewardship
Number

Mentions of stewardship at an organizational level; specific examples of stewardship.

action_others_should_take_as_believed_by_speaker
Number

Stewardship related actions that the speaker believes others should take.

actions_others_take
Number

Stewardship related actions that the speaker mentions that others do take.

speaker_taking_action
Number

Stewardship related actions that the speaker is a part of.

surface_slicks
Number

Direct mentions of surface slicks.

vog
Number

Direct mention of volcanic gases.

well-being
Number

Broad code: [catch-all] for people who are not specific in how they are using well-being.

change_valence_related_to_human_experiences_or_well-being
Number

Change related to human well-being.

decrease_2
Number

Examples of decreased well-being.

increase_2
Number

Examples of increased well-being.

net_zero_change_2
Number

Examples of no change overall in well-being (i.e. some good, some bad changes, evens out).

no_change_2
Number

Examples of no changes in well-being.

unsure_2
Number

Examples of uncertainty in changes to well-being.

cultural_ecosystem_services
Number

Intangible or non-material ecosystem services; must be referring to reefs/ocean/coastal areas.

aesthetics
Number

Satisfaction or meaning from visual characteristics or beauty of the reefs or coast; also includes soundscapes, feel of wind, satisfaction from sensory experiences; includes things like [i like seeing the reefs] even if do not mention beauty specifically.

bequest
Number

Mention of importance of reefs for future generations; includes sharing experiences with children.

ceremony
Number

Mention of importance of reefs for ceremonies (or greater coastal/marine area).

education_and_knowledge
Number

Learning or teaching opportunities or examples.

ingenuity
Number

Reefs help speaker think about solutions to problems (specifically from a biomimicry sort of angle).

knowledge_transmission
Number

Knowledge transmission from one person/entity to another (place-based, observational, formal, informal, etc.).

local_and_traditional_knowledge
Number

Local knowledge about the coastal and marine environment; ability to recognize the presence of environmental signs or indicators (e.g. bioindicators).

everything_or_life
Number

Code responses that coral reefs are [everything] or that they are [life] to this node.

existence
Number

Reefs matter simply because they exist, because they are part of the earth, or because they have a right to live; can include mentions of things reef does for us here that might also be supporting or regulating if the tone of the comment is that they are also valuable because they exist.

diversity_of_reef
Number

Existence of diversity of coral reef.

fulfilling_stewardship
Number

Caring for reefs or coasts because it provides benefit/satisfaction, ability to care for resources and environment.

successorship
Number

When someone mentions the need for the next generation to understand the importance of stewardship, specifically in a way unconnected to employment.

traditional_or_cultural_stewardship
Number

Customary rights and responsibilities are locally known, practiced, and respected; Sspecifically referring to caring for a culture or tradition, which can but may not always include acts of environmental stewardship.

heritage_tradition_culture
Number

Connection to cultural stories, traditions, past events, multi-generational interactions/connections with natural resources; archaeological and historic sites; cultural resources; acceptable historical change; [kinship;].

Different_not_Native_Hawaiian_specifically
Number

General reference, not necessarily related to Native Hawaiian, use this code if it is unclear what specific aspect of heritage or culture is being referred to.

Native_Hawaiian_specifically
Number

Specifically discussing Native Hawaiian.

identity
Number

Personal or communal identity if someone mentions feeling connected to the reefs because they grew up around them, or going to the beach, or something along those lines, code that to this node.

identity_of_West_Hawaii_as_a_whole
Number

Discussions or mentions that represent West Hawaii as a whole.

inspiration
Number

Broadly circulating public discourse about collective responsibilities (e.g., caring for place or malama aina); specifically for art or other forms of creative expression; local artistic or creative practices.

novel_experience
Number

Emergent code for reefs being valuable because they provide a novel experience; for mentions of [paradise,] combine with recreation code; combine with recreation.

recreation
Number

Playing, tourism, activities related to reefs; include non-extractive activities.

sacred
Number

Mention of reefs as having sacred or religious significance.

sense_of_place
Number

Mention that reefs or coastal environment contribute to [ones] sense of belonging or feeling at home there. sense of self, community, and/or home related to the coastal and marine environment.

eating_locally_grown_and_caught_food
Number

Importance of eating local.

proper_place_names
Number

Importance of using proper/traditional place names.

social_relations
Number

Mention of strengthening ties in family or community; presence of strong social ties or networks; sense of community; trust in neighbors.

family_specifically
Number

Speaking specifically of family interactions.

sharing
Number

The practice of sharing goods, services, time with others in the community.

spirituality
Number

Mention of metaphysical forces larger than oneself or beyond [ones] comprehension interacting with the coastal/ocean to perpetuate spiritual beliefs and practices (e.g., divine power).

religion
Number

Specifically mentions spirituality in relation to a religion.

way_of_life_or_lifestyle
Number

Any mentions of way of life here, and also code to identity. include provisioning services (be specific if you can) IF they make reference to an economic or provisioning component related to [way of life].

disservice
Number

Mentions of reefs causing harm to well-being of people/communities.

governance_and_management
Number

In relation to coastal and marine environment.

access
Number

Physical or otherwise (emotional, memory).

decrease_3
Number

Decreased access.

increase_3
Number

Increased access.

adaptive_management
Number

Contemporary or community/traditional entities mentioning adaptive management.

another_level_of_community
Number

In vivo code: communities formed by governance structures or interest rather than geography.

co-management
Number

Contemporary and community working together.

common_pool_resource_issue
Number

In vivo code: discussion about common pool resources in a manner that suggests the resource is being impacted by common pool [rules] or specifically considered common pool.

contemporary_mgmt
Number

Formal, [western] style natural resource management.

control_over_lineal_land
Number

In vivo code: discussions about control over lineal land.

effectiveness_or_success_of_management
Number

Perceptions of management, permits, and regulation; adequate funding and staff capacity for achieving management objectives; partners and collaboration.

marine_management_areas
Number

Legally recognized.

merging_traditional_w_contemporary_mgmt
Number

Discussion of ways the modern resource management is or potentially could be conducted in tangent with traditional management styles.

political_participation_and_equity
Number

Participation in marine management decision-making processes and leadership; stakeholder processes; exercising rights/interest in politics; management reflects local and traditional values.

regulations
Number

Legally enacted marine laws.

succession
Number

When people mention the younger generations taking over management of resources in management positions.

trust
Number

Trusting contemporary management entities is mentioned or implied (existing or lacking).

health
Number

Human health.

mental_and_emotional_health
Number

Mental/emotional health is mentioned or implied.

perspective
Number

Participant mentions their own perspectives on mental/emotional health.

nutritional_health
Number

Specific mentions to nutritional health.

physical_health
Number

Physical health is mentioned or implied.

negative_emotions
Number

Mentions of how coast/marine create negative emotions.

anger
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

annoying
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

disheartened
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

fear
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

frustration
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

sadness
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

stress
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

neutral_well-being
Number

Claims that reefs do not affect well-being (can put negative well-being here as well as a placeholder).

positive_emotions
Number

Mentions of how coast/marine create positive emotions.

calm_or_stress_relief
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

enjoyment
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

excitement
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

happiness
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

hope
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

joy
Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

provisioning_ecosystem_services
Number

Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.

biochemicals
Number

Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as biochemicals.

economic_support
Number

Examples of how provisioning ecosystem services provide economic support.

tourism_money
Number

Specifically referring to money/economy related to tourism.

food
Number

Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as food.

crab
Number

Any species of crab but must be referring to eating crab.

fish
Number

Any species of fish but must be referring to eating fish.

kalo
Number

Taro; Colocasia esculenta; but must be referring to eating.

limu
Number

Seaweed; but must be referring to eating.

octopus
Number

Must be referring to eating.

opihi
Number

Limpet; must be referring to eating.

other_seafood
Number

Eating seafood.

resources_equal_icebox
Number

In vivo code: resources discussed in a way that equates the marine environment with storage.

salt
Number

Gathering/eating salt.

turtles
Number

Eating turtles; a practice that is illegal but has historically been an issue.

regulating_ecosystem_services
Number

Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.

storm_protection
Number

Coastal/marine protection from storm events.

water_purification
Number

Water purification processes.

water_regulation
Number

Water regulation processes.

safety_and_security
Number

Security and safety related to real or perceived environmental risks.

supporting_ecosystem_services
Number

Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.

primary_production
Number

E.g., photosynthesis.

structure_of_ecosystem
Number

Structure of coral reef, or shoreline ecosystem.

Total
Number

Total number of times all codes used across all interviews.

No Child Items for this record.

No contact information is available for this record.

Please contact the owner organization (PIFSC) for inquiries on this record.

Title:	ESD_CES-HWB_Interviews_2018-2019_final_InPort.csv
Short Name:	ESD_CES-HWB_Interviews_2018-2019_final_InPort.csv
Status:	Completed
Abstract:	Table summarizing the number of times each code was assigned per interview.

Theme Keywords

Thesaurus	Keyword
UNCONTROLLED
None	community-based research
None	cultural ecosystem services
None	human dimensions
None	human well-being
None	indicators
None	integrated ecosystem assessment
None	place-based research
None	qualitative methods
None	socioeconomics
None	West Hawaii

Thesaurus

Keyword

UNCONTROLLED

None

community-based research

None

cultural ecosystem services

None

human dimensions

None

human well-being

None

indicators

None

integrated ecosystem assessment

None

place-based research

None

qualitative methods

None

socioeconomics

None

West Hawaii

Organization:	Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center
City:	Honolulu
State/Province:	HI
Country:	USA
Location Description:	Main Hawaiian Islands

Entity Type:	Data Table
Active Version?:	Yes
Description:	Table summarizing the number of times each code was assigned per interview.

Attribute Summary

	Name	Type	Description
100	unique_ID	Character	Unique code for each interviewee to protect their identity.
100	aina_momona	Number	The concept that the land and ocean are abundant and plentiful; providing more than what people need or want to take.
100	analogies_or_metaphors	Number	Statements making analogies/metaphors.
100	anchialine_or_fish_ponds	Number	Any mention of anchialine ponds of fish ponds.
100	aquaculture	Number	Any time someone mentions aquaculture happening or potentially happening off of West Hawaii.
100	cannot_do_anything	Number	Any comment the speaker makes indicating that there is nothing they can do to address environmental or cultural change; can include comments about why other people cannot or do not do anything.
100	changes_in_behavior_or_mindset	Number	When a person changes their behavior in direct response to a change in the environment (which was caused by human impact, naturally, or otherwise).
100	intergenerational	Number	Changes in behavior occurred across generations.
100	over_one_persons_lifetime	Number	Changes in behavior occurred within a lifetime.
100	changes_occurring_elsewhere	Number	Participant mentions changes occurring in other places (on different islands or in a different state/country).
100	connection	Number	Any discussion of connection of system to itself or people to system here (using words like [connection] specifically).
100	ancestral	Number	Ancestral/lineal connection.
100	connection_to_land	Number	When someone is talking about their connection specifically to land or mauka (can be related to connections to ocean, or stand alone).
100	connection_to_ocean	Number	When someone is talking about their connection specifically to ocean.
100	connection_via_memory	Number	When someone is talking about their connection that they experience via memory.
100	cultivating_or_stoking_a_connection	Number	When someone is experiencing a bolster in connection.
100	DISconnection	Number	Experience or observation of disconnection.
100	facilitating_a_re-connection	Number	Experience or observation of something that creates a once existing connection.
100	levels_of_connection	Number	Description of multiple levels of connection.
100	other_connections	Number	Connections that do not fit in other categories.
100	Coral_Bleaching_Event_of_2014-2015	Number	Comments relating to the massive coral bleaching event of 2014-2015.
100	fishing_license	Number	Any mention of opinions or observations of a potential fishing license.
100	hard_to_explain	Number	Use this code any time somebody expresses a sentiment like [it is hard to explain] or [it is hard to put this in words].
100	health_indicator	Number	Mentions of reefs as indicator of overall health of the planet.
100	human_community	Number	Mentions of human community (as opposed to ecological).
100	community_well-being_versus_individual_human_well-being	Number	Specific quotes that describe how community well-being is different than human well-being.
100	definitions	Number	Descriptions of what community looks like, feels like, or can be define as.
100	what_communities_do_people_belong_to_and_why	Number	Direct answer to question.
100	irreplaceable	Number	When an interview describes something as [irreplaceable] or uses a synonym.
100	lost_value	Number	When a place, connection, activity loses value.
100	memorable_quotes	Number	Memorable quotes.
100	Q-A_Healthy_coast_and_ocean	Number	Direct response to interview question about healthy coastlines and oceans.
100	reciprocity	Number	Two-way relationship; reciprocal relationship.
100	reef_or_ocean_characteristics	Number	These codes denote when a speaker is talking about a particular aspect of the marine environment or reefs with regard to our questions of interest (e.g., change, management).
100	change_valence_related_to_reef_or_ocean_characteristics	Number	These codes can be matched with any other code to indicate change in that code in the indicated direction.
100	decrease	Number	Participant indicates that things have decreased.
100	increase	Number	Participant indicates that things have increased.
100	no_change	Number	Participant specifically indicates that things have not changed.
100	no_net_change	Number	Some things have improved, others gotten worse, overall net zero change.
100	unsure	Number	Participant specifically states that they are not sure whether or how things have changed.
100	coral	Number	Participant mentions coral specifically (not coral reef).
100	coral_cover	Number	Participant mentions coral cover specifically.
100	coral_health	Number	Participant mentions the health of the coral specifically.
100	future_coastal_and_marine_changes	Number	Participant mentions changes that can/will happen in the future, according to their perspective or observations.
100	hypothetical_changes	Number	Participant mentions a change that may or may not happen.
100	marine_species_number	Number	Participant mentions the number of marine species.
100	marine_species_size	Number	Participant mentions the size of a marine species.
100	marine_species_type	Number	Participant mentions the type of marine species.
100	ocean_generally	Number	Participant refers to the ocean generally, not specifically.
100	reef_generally	Number	Participant refers to the reefs in general, not a specific reef or component.
100	shoreline_generally	Number	Participant refers to the shoreline generally, and not a specific location or event.
100	speed_of_change	Number	The speed at which the change happens.
100	fast	Number	The changes are discussed as happening quickly.
100	respect_or_loss_of_respect	Number	When someone mentions respect for the land, ocean, elders, etc.
100	responsibility_for_change	Number	What/who is responsible for changes in reef or ocean characteristics.
100	speed_of_change_2	Number	The speed at which the change happens.
100	fast_2	Number	The changes are discussed as happening quickly.
100	slow_2	Number	The changes are discussed as happening slowly.
100	what_responsible	Number	What is discussed as being responsible for change.
100	access_issues	Number	Any mentions of access being responsible for changes.
100	animal_harassment	Number	Participant discusses humans harassing animals.
100	dolphin_harassment	Number	Harassment to specifically dolphins.
100	fish_harassment	Number	Harassment to specifically fish.
100	manta_ray_harassment	Number	Harassment to specifically manta rays.
100	turtle_harassment	Number	Harassment to specifically turtles.
100	aquarium_fish_trade	Number	Discussions of the formal aquarium fish trade.
100	certain_fishing_practices	Number	Discussions of specific fish practices.
100	climate	Number	When changes are attributed to climate.
100	coral_bleaching	Number	Specific mentions of coral bleaching.
100	drought	Number	Specific mentions of drought.
100	large_storm_events	Number	Specific mentions of large storm events.
100	ocean_acidification	Number	Specific mentions of ocean acidification.
100	sea_level_rise	Number	Specific mentions of sea level rise.
100	warming_water	Number	Specific mentions of warming water.
100	commercial_fishing	Number	Specific mentions of commercial fishing.
100	creation_of_private_property	Number	Discussions of how private property changed things.
100	development	Number	Coastal and shoreline development.
100	economics	Number	Economy, economics, in general.
100	erosion	Number	Specific mentions of erosion.
100	invasive_species	Number	Specific mentions of invasive species.
100	management_or_regulations	Number	Specific mentions of management or regulations.
100	many_factors	Number	When a participant identified that multiple factors contributed to change.
100	mechanical_harm_to_the_reef	Number	When the reef is harmed physically by human contact or direct destruction (e.g., anchors).
100	media	Number	Media responsible for changes; social media, news outlets, etc.
100	overfishing	Number	Overfishing mentioned specifically.
100	pollution	Number	Various types of pollution responsible for changes.
100	ag_or_other_fertilizer_runoff	Number	Specifically, runoff related to ag.
100	marine_debris	Number	Trash and similar objects.
100	plastics	Number	Micro plastics.
100	stormwater_runoff	Number	Runoff related to stormwater/storm drains.
100	sunscreen	Number	Chemical sunscreen damage.
100	waste_water_and_sewage	Number	Discussions related to waste water, sewage, OSDS, etc.
100	population_increase	Number	Increased population in general.
100	overcrowding	Number	Places becoming crowded or overcrowded.
100	tsunami	Number	Direct mentions of tsunami events.
100	volcano	Number	Direct mentions of volcanic activity.
100	who_responsible	Number	Who is discussed as being responsible for change.
100	government_or_politicians	Number	Any level of government.
100	houseless	Number	The population of persons who do not have homes/dwellings.
100	immigrants	Number	When an interviewee uses the term [immigrants].
100	locals	Number	People who have generational ties to Hawaii.
100	Native_Hawaiians	Number	People who have Native Hawaiian ancestry.
100	new_residents	Number	Someone who has moved to Hawaii recently; usually defined by interviewee.
100	ocean_tourism_companies	Number	Companies who conduct marine tour operations.
100	people	Number	General references to people, humans, or humanity being responsible.
100	recreationalists	Number	People participating in an activity for enjoyment or sport; not provisioning or livelihood alone.
100	tourists	Number	Short term and non-permanent visitors.
100	scientific_research	Number	Direct mention of how scientific research affects HWB or CES.
100	snowball	Number	Snowball contacts.
100	social_hierarchy	Number	When someone mentions the levels of belonging or [right to be] in a place.
100	being_from_a_place_versus_moving_there	Number	When discussions that related to the differences that occur when being from (i.e., born) a place versus moving to the place at some time.
100	social_networks	Number	Official or unofficial group.
100	fishing_network	Number	Pertains to unofficial network of fisherman in West Hawaii.
100	Kai_Kuleana_Network	Number	Pertains to official Kai Kuleana Network.
100	spatial	Number	Anytime someone mentions a way that CES or HWB could be spatially monitored, even if they are not explicitly stating it.
100	stewardship	Number	Mentions of stewardship at an organizational level; specific examples of stewardship.
100	action_others_should_take_as_believed_by_speaker	Number	Stewardship related actions that the speaker believes others should take.
100	actions_others_take	Number	Stewardship related actions that the speaker mentions that others do take.
100	speaker_taking_action	Number	Stewardship related actions that the speaker is a part of.
100	surface_slicks	Number	Direct mentions of surface slicks.
100	vog	Number	Direct mention of volcanic gases.
100	well-being	Number	Broad code: [catch-all] for people who are not specific in how they are using well-being.
100	change_valence_related_to_human_experiences_or_well-being	Number	Change related to human well-being.
100	decrease_2	Number	Examples of decreased well-being.
100	increase_2	Number	Examples of increased well-being.
100	net_zero_change_2	Number	Examples of no change overall in well-being (i.e. some good, some bad changes, evens out).
100	no_change_2	Number	Examples of no changes in well-being.
100	unsure_2	Number	Examples of uncertainty in changes to well-being.
100	cultural_ecosystem_services	Number	Intangible or non-material ecosystem services; must be referring to reefs/ocean/coastal areas.
100	aesthetics	Number	Satisfaction or meaning from visual characteristics or beauty of the reefs or coast; also includes soundscapes, feel of wind, satisfaction from sensory experiences; includes things like [i like seeing the reefs] even if do not mention beauty specifically.
100	bequest	Number	Mention of importance of reefs for future generations; includes sharing experiences with children.
100	ceremony	Number	Mention of importance of reefs for ceremonies (or greater coastal/marine area).
100	education_and_knowledge	Number	Learning or teaching opportunities or examples.
100	ingenuity	Number	Reefs help speaker think about solutions to problems (specifically from a biomimicry sort of angle).
100	knowledge_transmission	Number	Knowledge transmission from one person/entity to another (place-based, observational, formal, informal, etc.).
100	local_and_traditional_knowledge	Number	Local knowledge about the coastal and marine environment; ability to recognize the presence of environmental signs or indicators (e.g. bioindicators).
100	everything_or_life	Number	Code responses that coral reefs are [everything] or that they are [life] to this node.
100	existence	Number	Reefs matter simply because they exist, because they are part of the earth, or because they have a right to live; can include mentions of things reef does for us here that might also be supporting or regulating if the tone of the comment is that they are also valuable because they exist.
100	diversity_of_reef	Number	Existence of diversity of coral reef.
100	fulfilling_stewardship	Number	Caring for reefs or coasts because it provides benefit/satisfaction, ability to care for resources and environment.
100	successorship	Number	When someone mentions the need for the next generation to understand the importance of stewardship, specifically in a way unconnected to employment.
100	traditional_or_cultural_stewardship	Number	Customary rights and responsibilities are locally known, practiced, and respected; Sspecifically referring to caring for a culture or tradition, which can but may not always include acts of environmental stewardship.
100	heritage_tradition_culture	Number	Connection to cultural stories, traditions, past events, multi-generational interactions/connections with natural resources; archaeological and historic sites; cultural resources; acceptable historical change; [kinship;].
100	Different_not_Native_Hawaiian_specifically	Number	General reference, not necessarily related to Native Hawaiian, use this code if it is unclear what specific aspect of heritage or culture is being referred to.
100	Native_Hawaiian_specifically	Number	Specifically discussing Native Hawaiian.
100	identity	Number	Personal or communal identity if someone mentions feeling connected to the reefs because they grew up around them, or going to the beach, or something along those lines, code that to this node.
100	identity_of_West_Hawaii_as_a_whole	Number	Discussions or mentions that represent West Hawaii as a whole.
100	inspiration	Number	Broadly circulating public discourse about collective responsibilities (e.g., caring for place or malama aina); specifically for art or other forms of creative expression; local artistic or creative practices.
100	novel_experience	Number	Emergent code for reefs being valuable because they provide a novel experience; for mentions of [paradise,] combine with recreation code; combine with recreation.
100	recreation	Number	Playing, tourism, activities related to reefs; include non-extractive activities.
100	sacred	Number	Mention of reefs as having sacred or religious significance.
100	sense_of_place	Number	Mention that reefs or coastal environment contribute to [ones] sense of belonging or feeling at home there. sense of self, community, and/or home related to the coastal and marine environment.
100	eating_locally_grown_and_caught_food	Number	Importance of eating local.
100	proper_place_names	Number	Importance of using proper/traditional place names.
100	social_relations	Number	Mention of strengthening ties in family or community; presence of strong social ties or networks; sense of community; trust in neighbors.
100	family_specifically	Number	Speaking specifically of family interactions.
100	sharing	Number	The practice of sharing goods, services, time with others in the community.
100	spirituality	Number	Mention of metaphysical forces larger than oneself or beyond [ones] comprehension interacting with the coastal/ocean to perpetuate spiritual beliefs and practices (e.g., divine power).
100	religion	Number	Specifically mentions spirituality in relation to a religion.
100	way_of_life_or_lifestyle	Number	Any mentions of way of life here, and also code to identity. include provisioning services (be specific if you can) IF they make reference to an economic or provisioning component related to [way of life].
100	disservice	Number	Mentions of reefs causing harm to well-being of people/communities.
100	governance_and_management	Number	In relation to coastal and marine environment.
100	access	Number	Physical or otherwise (emotional, memory).
100	decrease_3	Number	Decreased access.
100	increase_3	Number	Increased access.
100	adaptive_management	Number	Contemporary or community/traditional entities mentioning adaptive management.
100	another_level_of_community	Number	In vivo code: communities formed by governance structures or interest rather than geography.
100	co-management	Number	Contemporary and community working together.
100	common_pool_resource_issue	Number	In vivo code: discussion about common pool resources in a manner that suggests the resource is being impacted by common pool [rules] or specifically considered common pool.
100	contemporary_mgmt	Number	Formal, [western] style natural resource management.
100	control_over_lineal_land	Number	In vivo code: discussions about control over lineal land.
100	effectiveness_or_success_of_management	Number	Perceptions of management, permits, and regulation; adequate funding and staff capacity for achieving management objectives; partners and collaboration.
100	marine_management_areas	Number	Legally recognized.
100	merging_traditional_w_contemporary_mgmt	Number	Discussion of ways the modern resource management is or potentially could be conducted in tangent with traditional management styles.
100	political_participation_and_equity	Number	Participation in marine management decision-making processes and leadership; stakeholder processes; exercising rights/interest in politics; management reflects local and traditional values.
100	regulations	Number	Legally enacted marine laws.
100	succession	Number	When people mention the younger generations taking over management of resources in management positions.
100	trust	Number	Trusting contemporary management entities is mentioned or implied (existing or lacking).
100	health	Number	Human health.
100	mental_and_emotional_health	Number	Mental/emotional health is mentioned or implied.
100	perspective	Number	Participant mentions their own perspectives on mental/emotional health.
100	nutritional_health	Number	Specific mentions to nutritional health.
100	physical_health	Number	Physical health is mentioned or implied.
100	negative_emotions	Number	Mentions of how coast/marine create negative emotions.
100	anger	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	annoying	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	disheartened	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	fear	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	frustration	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	sadness	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	stress	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	neutral_well-being	Number	Claims that reefs do not affect well-being (can put negative well-being here as well as a placeholder).
100	positive_emotions	Number	Mentions of how coast/marine create positive emotions.
100	calm_or_stress_relief	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	enjoyment	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	excitement	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	happiness	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	hope	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	joy	Number	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
100	provisioning_ecosystem_services	Number	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
100	biochemicals	Number	Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as biochemicals.
100	economic_support	Number	Examples of how provisioning ecosystem services provide economic support.
100	tourism_money	Number	Specifically referring to money/economy related to tourism.
100	food	Number	Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as food.
100	crab	Number	Any species of crab but must be referring to eating crab.
100	fish	Number	Any species of fish but must be referring to eating fish.
100	kalo	Number	Taro; Colocasia esculenta; but must be referring to eating.
100	limu	Number	Seaweed; but must be referring to eating.
100	octopus	Number	Must be referring to eating.
100	opihi	Number	Limpet; must be referring to eating.
100	other_seafood	Number	Eating seafood.
100	resources_equal_icebox	Number	In vivo code: resources discussed in a way that equates the marine environment with storage.
100	salt	Number	Gathering/eating salt.
100	turtles	Number	Eating turtles; a practice that is illegal but has historically been an issue.
100	regulating_ecosystem_services	Number	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
100	storm_protection	Number	Coastal/marine protection from storm events.
100	water_purification	Number	Water purification processes.
100	water_regulation	Number	Water regulation processes.
100	safety_and_security	Number	Security and safety related to real or perceived environmental risks.
100	supporting_ecosystem_services	Number	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
100	primary_production	Number	E.g., photosynthesis.
100	structure_of_ecosystem	Number	Structure of coral reef, or shoreline ecosystem.
100	Total	Number	Total number of times all codes used across all interviews.

Name

Type

Description

100

unique_ID

Character

Unique code for each interviewee to protect their identity.

100

aina_momona

Number

The concept that the land and ocean are abundant and plentiful; providing more than what people need or want to take.

100

analogies_or_metaphors

Number

Statements making analogies/metaphors.

100

anchialine_or_fish_ponds

Number

Any mention of anchialine ponds of fish ponds.

100

aquaculture

Number

Any time someone mentions aquaculture happening or potentially happening off of West Hawaii.

100

cannot_do_anything

Number

Any comment the speaker makes indicating that there is nothing they can do to address environmental or cultural change; can include comments about why other people cannot or do not do anything.

100

changes_in_behavior_or_mindset

Number

When a person changes their behavior in direct response to a change in the environment (which was caused by human impact, naturally, or otherwise).

100

intergenerational

Number

Changes in behavior occurred across generations.

100

over_one_persons_lifetime

Number

Changes in behavior occurred within a lifetime.

100

changes_occurring_elsewhere

Number

Participant mentions changes occurring in other places (on different islands or in a different state/country).

100

connection

Number

Any discussion of connection of system to itself or people to system here (using words like [connection] specifically).

100

ancestral

Number

Ancestral/lineal connection.

100

connection_to_land

Number

When someone is talking about their connection specifically to land or mauka (can be related to connections to ocean, or stand alone).

100

connection_to_ocean

Number

When someone is talking about their connection specifically to ocean.

100

connection_via_memory

Number

When someone is talking about their connection that they experience via memory.

100

cultivating_or_stoking_a_connection

Number

When someone is experiencing a bolster in connection.

100

DISconnection

Number

Experience or observation of disconnection.

100

facilitating_a_re-connection

Number

Experience or observation of something that creates a once existing connection.

100

levels_of_connection

Number

Description of multiple levels of connection.

100

other_connections

Number

Connections that do not fit in other categories.

100

Coral_Bleaching_Event_of_2014-2015

Number

Comments relating to the massive coral bleaching event of 2014-2015.

100

fishing_license

Number

Any mention of opinions or observations of a potential fishing license.

100

hard_to_explain

Number

Use this code any time somebody expresses a sentiment like [it is hard to explain] or [it is hard to put this in words].

100

health_indicator

Number

Mentions of reefs as indicator of overall health of the planet.

100

human_community

Number

Mentions of human community (as opposed to ecological).

100

community_well-being_versus_individual_human_well-being

Number

Specific quotes that describe how community well-being is different than human well-being.

100

definitions

Number

Descriptions of what community looks like, feels like, or can be define as.

100

what_communities_do_people_belong_to_and_why

Number

Direct answer to question.

100

irreplaceable

Number

When an interview describes something as [irreplaceable] or uses a synonym.

100

lost_value

Number

When a place, connection, activity loses value.

100

memorable_quotes

Number

Memorable quotes.

100

Q-A_Healthy_coast_and_ocean

Number

Direct response to interview question about healthy coastlines and oceans.

100

reciprocity

Number

Two-way relationship; reciprocal relationship.

100

reef_or_ocean_characteristics

Number

These codes denote when a speaker is talking about a particular aspect of the marine environment or reefs with regard to our questions of interest (e.g., change, management).

100

change_valence_related_to_reef_or_ocean_characteristics

Number

These codes can be matched with any other code to indicate change in that code in the indicated direction.

100

decrease

Number

Participant indicates that things have decreased.

100

increase

Number

Participant indicates that things have increased.

100

no_change

Number

Participant specifically indicates that things have not changed.

100

no_net_change

Number

Some things have improved, others gotten worse, overall net zero change.

100

unsure

Number

Participant specifically states that they are not sure whether or how things have changed.

100

coral

Number

Participant mentions coral specifically (not coral reef).

100

coral_cover

Number

Participant mentions coral cover specifically.

100

coral_health

Number

Participant mentions the health of the coral specifically.

100

future_coastal_and_marine_changes

Number

Participant mentions changes that can/will happen in the future, according to their perspective or observations.

100

hypothetical_changes

Number

Participant mentions a change that may or may not happen.

100

marine_species_number

Number

Participant mentions the number of marine species.

100

marine_species_size

Number

Participant mentions the size of a marine species.

100

marine_species_type

Number

Participant mentions the type of marine species.

100

ocean_generally

Number

Participant refers to the ocean generally, not specifically.

100

reef_generally

Number

Participant refers to the reefs in general, not a specific reef or component.

100

shoreline_generally

Number

Participant refers to the shoreline generally, and not a specific location or event.

100

speed_of_change

Number

The speed at which the change happens.

100

fast

Number

The changes are discussed as happening quickly.

100

respect_or_loss_of_respect

Number

When someone mentions respect for the land, ocean, elders, etc.

100

responsibility_for_change

Number

What/who is responsible for changes in reef or ocean characteristics.

100

speed_of_change_2

Number

The speed at which the change happens.

100

fast_2

Number

The changes are discussed as happening quickly.

100

slow_2

Number

The changes are discussed as happening slowly.

100

what_responsible

Number

What is discussed as being responsible for change.

100

access_issues

Number

Any mentions of access being responsible for changes.

100

animal_harassment

Number

Participant discusses humans harassing animals.

100

dolphin_harassment

Number

Harassment to specifically dolphins.

100

fish_harassment

Number

Harassment to specifically fish.

100

manta_ray_harassment

Number

Harassment to specifically manta rays.

100

turtle_harassment

Number

Harassment to specifically turtles.

100

aquarium_fish_trade

Number

Discussions of the formal aquarium fish trade.

100

certain_fishing_practices

Number

Discussions of specific fish practices.

100

climate

Number

When changes are attributed to climate.

100

coral_bleaching

Number

Specific mentions of coral bleaching.

100

drought

Number

Specific mentions of drought.

100

large_storm_events

Number

Specific mentions of large storm events.

100

ocean_acidification

Number

Specific mentions of ocean acidification.

100

sea_level_rise

Number

Specific mentions of sea level rise.

100

warming_water

Number

Specific mentions of warming water.

100

commercial_fishing

Number

Specific mentions of commercial fishing.

100

creation_of_private_property

Number

Discussions of how private property changed things.

100

development

Number

Coastal and shoreline development.

100

economics

Number

Economy, economics, in general.

100

erosion

Number

Specific mentions of erosion.

100

invasive_species

Number

Specific mentions of invasive species.

100

management_or_regulations

Number

Specific mentions of management or regulations.

100

many_factors

Number

When a participant identified that multiple factors contributed to change.

100

mechanical_harm_to_the_reef

Number

When the reef is harmed physically by human contact or direct destruction (e.g., anchors).

100

media

Number

Media responsible for changes; social media, news outlets, etc.

100

overfishing

Number

Overfishing mentioned specifically.

100

pollution

Number

Various types of pollution responsible for changes.

100

ag_or_other_fertilizer_runoff

Number

Specifically, runoff related to ag.

100

marine_debris

Number

Trash and similar objects.

100

plastics

Number

Micro plastics.

100

stormwater_runoff

Number

Runoff related to stormwater/storm drains.

100

sunscreen

Number

Chemical sunscreen damage.

100

waste_water_and_sewage

Number

Discussions related to waste water, sewage, OSDS, etc.

100

population_increase

Number

Increased population in general.

100

overcrowding

Number

Places becoming crowded or overcrowded.

100

tsunami

Number

Direct mentions of tsunami events.

100

volcano

Number

Direct mentions of volcanic activity.

100

who_responsible

Number

Who is discussed as being responsible for change.

100

government_or_politicians

Number

Any level of government.

100

houseless

Number

The population of persons who do not have homes/dwellings.

100

immigrants

Number

When an interviewee uses the term [immigrants].

100

locals

Number

People who have generational ties to Hawaii.

100

Native_Hawaiians

Number

People who have Native Hawaiian ancestry.

100

new_residents

Number

Someone who has moved to Hawaii recently; usually defined by interviewee.

100

ocean_tourism_companies

Number

Companies who conduct marine tour operations.

100

people

Number

General references to people, humans, or humanity being responsible.

100

recreationalists

Number

People participating in an activity for enjoyment or sport; not provisioning or livelihood alone.

100

tourists

Number

Short term and non-permanent visitors.

100

scientific_research

Number

Direct mention of how scientific research affects HWB or CES.

100

snowball

Number

Snowball contacts.

100

social_hierarchy

Number

When someone mentions the levels of belonging or [right to be] in a place.

100

being_from_a_place_versus_moving_there

Number

When discussions that related to the differences that occur when being from (i.e., born) a place versus moving to the place at some time.

100

social_networks

Number

Official or unofficial group.

100

fishing_network

Number

Pertains to unofficial network of fisherman in West Hawaii.

100

Kai_Kuleana_Network

Number

Pertains to official Kai Kuleana Network.

100

spatial

Number

Anytime someone mentions a way that CES or HWB could be spatially monitored, even if they are not explicitly stating it.

100

stewardship

Number

Mentions of stewardship at an organizational level; specific examples of stewardship.

100

action_others_should_take_as_believed_by_speaker

Number

Stewardship related actions that the speaker believes others should take.

100

actions_others_take

Number

Stewardship related actions that the speaker mentions that others do take.

100

speaker_taking_action

Number

Stewardship related actions that the speaker is a part of.

100

surface_slicks

Number

Direct mentions of surface slicks.

100

vog

Number

Direct mention of volcanic gases.

100

well-being

Number

Broad code: [catch-all] for people who are not specific in how they are using well-being.

100

change_valence_related_to_human_experiences_or_well-being

Number

Change related to human well-being.

100

decrease_2

Number

Examples of decreased well-being.

100

increase_2

Number

Examples of increased well-being.

100

net_zero_change_2

Number

Examples of no change overall in well-being (i.e. some good, some bad changes, evens out).

100

no_change_2

Number

Examples of no changes in well-being.

100

unsure_2

Number

Examples of uncertainty in changes to well-being.

100

cultural_ecosystem_services

Number

Intangible or non-material ecosystem services; must be referring to reefs/ocean/coastal areas.

100

aesthetics

Number

100

bequest

Number

Mention of importance of reefs for future generations; includes sharing experiences with children.

100

ceremony

Number

Mention of importance of reefs for ceremonies (or greater coastal/marine area).

100

education_and_knowledge

Number

Learning or teaching opportunities or examples.

100

ingenuity

Number

Reefs help speaker think about solutions to problems (specifically from a biomimicry sort of angle).

100

knowledge_transmission

Number

Knowledge transmission from one person/entity to another (place-based, observational, formal, informal, etc.).

100

local_and_traditional_knowledge

Number

Local knowledge about the coastal and marine environment; ability to recognize the presence of environmental signs or indicators (e.g. bioindicators).

100

everything_or_life

Number

Code responses that coral reefs are [everything] or that they are [life] to this node.

100

existence

Number

100

diversity_of_reef

Number

Existence of diversity of coral reef.

100

fulfilling_stewardship

Number

Caring for reefs or coasts because it provides benefit/satisfaction, ability to care for resources and environment.

100

successorship

Number

When someone mentions the need for the next generation to understand the importance of stewardship, specifically in a way unconnected to employment.

100

traditional_or_cultural_stewardship

Number

100

heritage_tradition_culture

Number

100

Different_not_Native_Hawaiian_specifically

Number

General reference, not necessarily related to Native Hawaiian, use this code if it is unclear what specific aspect of heritage or culture is being referred to.

100

Native_Hawaiian_specifically

Number

Specifically discussing Native Hawaiian.

100

identity

Number

Personal or communal identity if someone mentions feeling connected to the reefs because they grew up around them, or going to the beach, or something along those lines, code that to this node.

100

identity_of_West_Hawaii_as_a_whole

Number

Discussions or mentions that represent West Hawaii as a whole.

100

inspiration

Number

100

novel_experience

Number

Emergent code for reefs being valuable because they provide a novel experience; for mentions of [paradise,] combine with recreation code; combine with recreation.

100

recreation

Number

Playing, tourism, activities related to reefs; include non-extractive activities.

100

sacred

Number

Mention of reefs as having sacred or religious significance.

100

sense_of_place

Number

Mention that reefs or coastal environment contribute to [ones] sense of belonging or feeling at home there. sense of self, community, and/or home related to the coastal and marine environment.

100

eating_locally_grown_and_caught_food

Number

Importance of eating local.

100

proper_place_names

Number

Importance of using proper/traditional place names.

100

social_relations

Number

Mention of strengthening ties in family or community; presence of strong social ties or networks; sense of community; trust in neighbors.

100

family_specifically

Number

Speaking specifically of family interactions.

100

sharing

Number

The practice of sharing goods, services, time with others in the community.

100

spirituality

Number

Mention of metaphysical forces larger than oneself or beyond [ones] comprehension interacting with the coastal/ocean to perpetuate spiritual beliefs and practices (e.g., divine power).

100

religion

Number

Specifically mentions spirituality in relation to a religion.

100

way_of_life_or_lifestyle

Number

100

disservice

Number

Mentions of reefs causing harm to well-being of people/communities.

100

governance_and_management

Number

In relation to coastal and marine environment.

100

access

Number

Physical or otherwise (emotional, memory).

100

decrease_3

Number

Decreased access.

100

increase_3

Number

Increased access.

100

adaptive_management

Number

Contemporary or community/traditional entities mentioning adaptive management.

100

another_level_of_community

Number

In vivo code: communities formed by governance structures or interest rather than geography.

100

co-management

Number

Contemporary and community working together.

100

common_pool_resource_issue

Number

In vivo code: discussion about common pool resources in a manner that suggests the resource is being impacted by common pool [rules] or specifically considered common pool.

100

contemporary_mgmt

Number

Formal, [western] style natural resource management.

100

control_over_lineal_land

Number

In vivo code: discussions about control over lineal land.

100

effectiveness_or_success_of_management

Number

Perceptions of management, permits, and regulation; adequate funding and staff capacity for achieving management objectives; partners and collaboration.

100

marine_management_areas

Number

Legally recognized.

100

merging_traditional_w_contemporary_mgmt

Number

Discussion of ways the modern resource management is or potentially could be conducted in tangent with traditional management styles.

100

political_participation_and_equity

Number

Participation in marine management decision-making processes and leadership; stakeholder processes; exercising rights/interest in politics; management reflects local and traditional values.

100

regulations

Number

Legally enacted marine laws.

100

succession

Number

When people mention the younger generations taking over management of resources in management positions.

100

trust

Number

Trusting contemporary management entities is mentioned or implied (existing or lacking).

100

health

Number

Human health.

100

mental_and_emotional_health

Number

Mental/emotional health is mentioned or implied.

100

perspective

Number

Participant mentions their own perspectives on mental/emotional health.

100

nutritional_health

Number

Specific mentions to nutritional health.

100

physical_health

Number

Physical health is mentioned or implied.

100

negative_emotions

Number

Mentions of how coast/marine create negative emotions.

100

anger

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

annoying

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

disheartened

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

fear

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

frustration

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

sadness

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

stress

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

neutral_well-being

Number

Claims that reefs do not affect well-being (can put negative well-being here as well as a placeholder).

100

positive_emotions

Number

Mentions of how coast/marine create positive emotions.

100

calm_or_stress_relief

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

enjoyment

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

excitement

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

happiness

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

hope

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

joy

Number

Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.

100

provisioning_ecosystem_services

Number

Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.

100

biochemicals

Number

Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as biochemicals.

100

economic_support

Number

Examples of how provisioning ecosystem services provide economic support.

100

tourism_money

Number

Specifically referring to money/economy related to tourism.

100

food

Number

Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as food.

100

crab

Number

Any species of crab but must be referring to eating crab.

100

fish

Number

Any species of fish but must be referring to eating fish.

100

kalo

Number

Taro; Colocasia esculenta; but must be referring to eating.

100

limu

Number

Seaweed; but must be referring to eating.

100

octopus

Number

Must be referring to eating.

100

opihi

Number

Limpet; must be referring to eating.

100

other_seafood

Number

Eating seafood.

100

resources_equal_icebox

Number

In vivo code: resources discussed in a way that equates the marine environment with storage.

100

salt

Number

Gathering/eating salt.

100

turtles

Number

Eating turtles; a practice that is illegal but has historically been an issue.

100

regulating_ecosystem_services

Number

Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.

100

storm_protection

Number

Coastal/marine protection from storm events.

100

water_purification

Number

Water purification processes.

100

water_regulation

Number

Water regulation processes.

100

safety_and_security

Number

Security and safety related to real or perceived environmental risks.

100

supporting_ecosystem_services

Number

Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.

100

primary_production

Number

E.g., photosynthesis.

100

structure_of_ecosystem

Number

Structure of coral reef, or shoreline ecosystem.

100

Total

Number

Total number of times all codes used across all interviews.

Attribute Details

unique_ID

CC ID: 1005595

Seq. Order:	1
Data Storage Type:	Character
Max Length:	5
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Unique code for each interviewee to protect their identity.
General Data Type:	Character

aina_momona

CC ID: 1005596

Seq. Order:	2
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The concept that the land and ocean are abundant and plentiful; providing more than what people need or want to take.
General Data Type:	Number

analogies_or_metaphors

CC ID: 1005597

Seq. Order:	3
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Statements making analogies/metaphors.
General Data Type:	Number

anchialine_or_fish_ponds

CC ID: 1005598

Seq. Order:	4
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any mention of anchialine ponds of fish ponds.
General Data Type:	Number

aquaculture

CC ID: 1005599

Seq. Order:	5
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any time someone mentions aquaculture happening or potentially happening off of West Hawaii.
General Data Type:	Number

cannot_do_anything

CC ID: 1005600

Seq. Order:	6
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any comment the speaker makes indicating that there is nothing they can do to address environmental or cultural change; can include comments about why other people cannot or do not do anything.
General Data Type:	Number

changes_in_behavior_or_mindset

CC ID: 1005601

Seq. Order:	7
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When a person changes their behavior in direct response to a change in the environment (which was caused by human impact, naturally, or otherwise).
General Data Type:	Number

intergenerational

CC ID: 1005602

Seq. Order:	8
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Changes in behavior occurred across generations.
General Data Type:	Number

over_one_persons_lifetime

CC ID: 1005603

Seq. Order:	9
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Changes in behavior occurred within a lifetime.
General Data Type:	Number

changes_occurring_elsewhere

CC ID: 1005604

Seq. Order:	10
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions changes occurring in other places (on different islands or in a different state/country).
General Data Type:	Number

connection

CC ID: 1005605

Seq. Order:	11
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any discussion of connection of system to itself or people to system here (using words like [connection] specifically).
General Data Type:	Number

ancestral

CC ID: 1005606

Seq. Order:	12
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Ancestral/lineal connection.
General Data Type:	Number

connection_to_land

CC ID: 1005607

Seq. Order:	13
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone is talking about their connection specifically to land or mauka (can be related to connections to ocean, or stand alone).
General Data Type:	Number

connection_to_ocean

CC ID: 1005608

Seq. Order:	14
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone is talking about their connection specifically to ocean.
General Data Type:	Number

connection_via_memory

CC ID: 1005609

Seq. Order:	15
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone is talking about their connection that they experience via memory.
General Data Type:	Number

cultivating_or_stoking_a_connection

CC ID: 1005610

Seq. Order:	16
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone is experiencing a bolster in connection.
General Data Type:	Number

DISconnection

CC ID: 1005611

Seq. Order:	17
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Experience or observation of disconnection.
General Data Type:	Number

facilitating_a_re-connection

CC ID: 1005612

Seq. Order:	18
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Experience or observation of something that creates a once existing connection.
General Data Type:	Number

levels_of_connection

CC ID: 1005613

Seq. Order:	19
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Description of multiple levels of connection.
General Data Type:	Number

other_connections

CC ID: 1005614

Seq. Order:	20
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Connections that do not fit in other categories.
General Data Type:	Number

Coral_Bleaching_Event_of_2014-2015

CC ID: 1005615

Seq. Order:	21
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Comments relating to the massive coral bleaching event of 2014-2015.
General Data Type:	Number

fishing_license

CC ID: 1005616

Seq. Order:	22
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any mention of opinions or observations of a potential fishing license.
General Data Type:	Number

hard_to_explain

CC ID: 1005617

Seq. Order:	23
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Use this code any time somebody expresses a sentiment like [it is hard to explain] or [it is hard to put this in words].
General Data Type:	Number

health_indicator

CC ID: 1005618

Seq. Order:	24
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mentions of reefs as indicator of overall health of the planet.
General Data Type:	Number

human_community

CC ID: 1005619

Seq. Order:	25
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mentions of human community (as opposed to ecological).
General Data Type:	Number

community_well-being_versus_individual_human_well-being

CC ID: 1005620

Seq. Order:	26
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific quotes that describe how community well-being is different than human well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

definitions

CC ID: 1005621

Seq. Order:	27
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Descriptions of what community looks like, feels like, or can be define as.
General Data Type:	Number

what_communities_do_people_belong_to_and_why

CC ID: 1005622

Seq. Order:	28
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct answer to question.
General Data Type:	Number

irreplaceable

CC ID: 1005623

Seq. Order:	29
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When an interview describes something as [irreplaceable] or uses a synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

lost_value

CC ID: 1005624

Seq. Order:	30
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When a place, connection, activity loses value.
General Data Type:	Number

memorable_quotes

CC ID: 1005625

Seq. Order:	31
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Memorable quotes.
General Data Type:	Number

Q-A_Healthy_coast_and_ocean

CC ID: 1005626

Seq. Order:	32
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct response to interview question about healthy coastlines and oceans.
General Data Type:	Number

reciprocity

CC ID: 1005627

Seq. Order:	33
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Two-way relationship; reciprocal relationship.
General Data Type:	Number

reef_or_ocean_characteristics

CC ID: 1005628

Seq. Order:	34
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	These codes denote when a speaker is talking about a particular aspect of the marine environment or reefs with regard to our questions of interest (e.g., change, management).
General Data Type:	Number

change_valence_related_to_reef_or_ocean_characteristics

CC ID: 1005629

Seq. Order:	35
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	These codes can be matched with any other code to indicate change in that code in the indicated direction.
General Data Type:	Number

decrease

CC ID: 1005630

Seq. Order:	36
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant indicates that things have decreased.
General Data Type:	Number

increase

CC ID: 1005631

Seq. Order:	37
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant indicates that things have increased.
General Data Type:	Number

no_change

CC ID: 1005632

Seq. Order:	38
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant specifically indicates that things have not changed.
General Data Type:	Number

no_net_change

CC ID: 1005633

Seq. Order:	39
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Some things have improved, others gotten worse, overall net zero change.
General Data Type:	Number

unsure

CC ID: 1005634

Seq. Order:	40
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant specifically states that they are not sure whether or how things have changed.
General Data Type:	Number

coral

CC ID: 1005635

Seq. Order:	41
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions coral specifically (not coral reef).
General Data Type:	Number

coral_cover

CC ID: 1005636

Seq. Order:	42
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions coral cover specifically.
General Data Type:	Number

coral_health

CC ID: 1005637

Seq. Order:	43
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions the health of the coral specifically.
General Data Type:	Number

future_coastal_and_marine_changes

CC ID: 1005638

Seq. Order:	44
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions changes that can/will happen in the future, according to their perspective or observations.
General Data Type:	Number

hypothetical_changes

CC ID: 1005639

Seq. Order:	45
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions a change that may or may not happen.
General Data Type:	Number

marine_species_number

CC ID: 1005640

Seq. Order:	46
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions the number of marine species.
General Data Type:	Number

marine_species_size

CC ID: 1005641

Seq. Order:	47
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions the size of a marine species.
General Data Type:	Number

marine_species_type

CC ID: 1005642

Seq. Order:	48
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions the type of marine species.
General Data Type:	Number

ocean_generally

CC ID: 1005643

Seq. Order:	49
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant refers to the ocean generally, not specifically.
General Data Type:	Number

reef_generally

CC ID: 1005644

Seq. Order:	50
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant refers to the reefs in general, not a specific reef or component.
General Data Type:	Number

shoreline_generally

CC ID: 1005645

Seq. Order:	51
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant refers to the shoreline generally, and not a specific location or event.
General Data Type:	Number

speed_of_change

CC ID: 1005646

Seq. Order:	52
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The speed at which the change happens.
General Data Type:	Number

fast

CC ID: 1005647

Seq. Order:	53
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The changes are discussed as happening quickly.
General Data Type:	Number

respect_or_loss_of_respect

CC ID: 1005648

Seq. Order:	54
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone mentions respect for the land, ocean, elders, etc.
General Data Type:	Number

responsibility_for_change

CC ID: 1005649

Seq. Order:	55
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	What/who is responsible for changes in reef or ocean characteristics.
General Data Type:	Number

speed_of_change_2

CC ID: 1005650

Seq. Order:	56
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The speed at which the change happens.
General Data Type:	Number

fast_2

CC ID: 1005651

Seq. Order:	57
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The changes are discussed as happening quickly.
General Data Type:	Number

slow_2

CC ID: 1005652

Seq. Order:	58
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The changes are discussed as happening slowly.
General Data Type:	Number

what_responsible

CC ID: 1005653

Seq. Order:	59
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	What is discussed as being responsible for change.
General Data Type:	Number

access_issues

CC ID: 1005654

Seq. Order:	60
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any mentions of access being responsible for changes.
General Data Type:	Number

animal_harassment

CC ID: 1005655

Seq. Order:	61
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant discusses humans harassing animals.
General Data Type:	Number

dolphin_harassment

CC ID: 1005656

Seq. Order:	62
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Harassment to specifically dolphins.
General Data Type:	Number

fish_harassment

CC ID: 1005657

Seq. Order:	63
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Harassment to specifically fish.
General Data Type:	Number

manta_ray_harassment

CC ID: 1005658

Seq. Order:	64
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Harassment to specifically manta rays.
General Data Type:	Number

turtle_harassment

CC ID: 1005659

Seq. Order:	65
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Harassment to specifically turtles.
General Data Type:	Number

aquarium_fish_trade

CC ID: 1005660

Seq. Order:	66
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Discussions of the formal aquarium fish trade.
General Data Type:	Number

certain_fishing_practices

CC ID: 1005661

Seq. Order:	67
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Discussions of specific fish practices.
General Data Type:	Number

climate

CC ID: 1005662

Seq. Order:	68
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When changes are attributed to climate.
General Data Type:	Number

coral_bleaching

CC ID: 1005663

Seq. Order:	69
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of coral bleaching.
General Data Type:	Number

drought

CC ID: 1005664

Seq. Order:	70
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of drought.
General Data Type:	Number

large_storm_events

CC ID: 1005665

Seq. Order:	71
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of large storm events.
General Data Type:	Number

ocean_acidification

CC ID: 1005666

Seq. Order:	72
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of ocean acidification.
General Data Type:	Number

sea_level_rise

CC ID: 1005667

Seq. Order:	73
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of sea level rise.
General Data Type:	Number

warming_water

CC ID: 1005668

Seq. Order:	74
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of warming water.
General Data Type:	Number

commercial_fishing

CC ID: 1005669

Seq. Order:	75
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of commercial fishing.
General Data Type:	Number

creation_of_private_property

CC ID: 1005670

Seq. Order:	76
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Discussions of how private property changed things.
General Data Type:	Number

development

CC ID: 1005671

Seq. Order:	77
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Coastal and shoreline development.
General Data Type:	Number

economics

CC ID: 1005672

Seq. Order:	78
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Economy, economics, in general.
General Data Type:	Number

erosion

CC ID: 1005673

Seq. Order:	79
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of erosion.
General Data Type:	Number

invasive_species

CC ID: 1005674

Seq. Order:	80
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of invasive species.
General Data Type:	Number

management_or_regulations

CC ID: 1005675

Seq. Order:	81
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions of management or regulations.
General Data Type:	Number

many_factors

CC ID: 1005676

Seq. Order:	82
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When a participant identified that multiple factors contributed to change.
General Data Type:	Number

mechanical_harm_to_the_reef

CC ID: 1005677

Seq. Order:	83
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When the reef is harmed physically by human contact or direct destruction (e.g., anchors).
General Data Type:	Number

media

CC ID: 1005678

Seq. Order:	84
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Media responsible for changes; social media, news outlets, etc.
General Data Type:	Number

overfishing

CC ID: 1005679

Seq. Order:	85
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Overfishing mentioned specifically.
General Data Type:	Number

pollution

CC ID: 1005680

Seq. Order:	86
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Various types of pollution responsible for changes.
General Data Type:	Number

ag_or_other_fertilizer_runoff

CC ID: 1005681

Seq. Order:	87
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specifically, runoff related to ag.
General Data Type:	Number

marine_debris

CC ID: 1005682

Seq. Order:	88
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Trash and similar objects.
General Data Type:	Number

plastics

CC ID: 1005683

Seq. Order:	89
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Micro plastics.
General Data Type:	Number

stormwater_runoff

CC ID: 1005684

Seq. Order:	90
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Runoff related to stormwater/storm drains.
General Data Type:	Number

sunscreen

CC ID: 1005685

Seq. Order:	91
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Chemical sunscreen damage.
General Data Type:	Number

waste_water_and_sewage

CC ID: 1005686

Seq. Order:	92
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Discussions related to waste water, sewage, OSDS, etc.
General Data Type:	Number

population_increase

CC ID: 1005687

Seq. Order:	93
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Increased population in general.
General Data Type:	Number

overcrowding

CC ID: 1005688

Seq. Order:	94
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Places becoming crowded or overcrowded.
General Data Type:	Number

tsunami

CC ID: 1005689

Seq. Order:	95
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct mentions of tsunami events.
General Data Type:	Number

volcano

CC ID: 1005690

Seq. Order:	96
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct mentions of volcanic activity.
General Data Type:	Number

who_responsible

CC ID: 1005691

Seq. Order:	97
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Who is discussed as being responsible for change.
General Data Type:	Number

government_or_politicians

CC ID: 1005692

Seq. Order:	98
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any level of government.
General Data Type:	Number

houseless

CC ID: 1005693

Seq. Order:	99
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The population of persons who do not have homes/dwellings.
General Data Type:	Number

immigrants

CC ID: 1005694

Seq. Order:	100
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When an interviewee uses the term [immigrants].
General Data Type:	Number

locals

CC ID: 1005695

Seq. Order:	101
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	People who have generational ties to Hawaii.
General Data Type:	Number

Native_Hawaiians

CC ID: 1005696

Seq. Order:	102
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	People who have Native Hawaiian ancestry.
General Data Type:	Number

new_residents

CC ID: 1005697

Seq. Order:	103
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Someone who has moved to Hawaii recently; usually defined by interviewee.
General Data Type:	Number

ocean_tourism_companies

CC ID: 1005698

Seq. Order:	104
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Companies who conduct marine tour operations.
General Data Type:	Number

people

CC ID: 1005699

Seq. Order:	105
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	General references to people, humans, or humanity being responsible.
General Data Type:	Number

recreationalists

CC ID: 1005700

Seq. Order:	106
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	People participating in an activity for enjoyment or sport; not provisioning or livelihood alone.
General Data Type:	Number

tourists

CC ID: 1005701

Seq. Order:	107
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Short term and non-permanent visitors.
General Data Type:	Number

scientific_research

CC ID: 1005702

Seq. Order:	108
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct mention of how scientific research affects HWB or CES.
General Data Type:	Number

snowball

CC ID: 1005703

Seq. Order:	109
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Snowball contacts.
General Data Type:	Number

social_hierarchy

CC ID: 1005704

Seq. Order:	110
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone mentions the levels of belonging or [right to be] in a place.
General Data Type:	Number

being_from_a_place_versus_moving_there

CC ID: 1005705

Seq. Order:	111
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When discussions that related to the differences that occur when being from (i.e., born) a place versus moving to the place at some time.
General Data Type:	Number

social_networks

CC ID: 1005706

Seq. Order:	112
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Official or unofficial group.
General Data Type:	Number

fishing_network

CC ID: 1005707

Seq. Order:	113
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Pertains to unofficial network of fisherman in West Hawaii.
General Data Type:	Number

Kai_Kuleana_Network

CC ID: 1005708

Seq. Order:	114
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Pertains to official Kai Kuleana Network.
General Data Type:	Number

spatial

CC ID: 1005709

Seq. Order:	115
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Anytime someone mentions a way that CES or HWB could be spatially monitored, even if they are not explicitly stating it.
General Data Type:	Number

stewardship

CC ID: 1005710

Seq. Order:	116
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mentions of stewardship at an organizational level; specific examples of stewardship.
General Data Type:	Number

action_others_should_take_as_believed_by_speaker

CC ID: 1005711

Seq. Order:	117
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Stewardship related actions that the speaker believes others should take.
General Data Type:	Number

actions_others_take

CC ID: 1005712

Seq. Order:	118
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Stewardship related actions that the speaker mentions that others do take.
General Data Type:	Number

speaker_taking_action

CC ID: 1005713

Seq. Order:	119
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Stewardship related actions that the speaker is a part of.
General Data Type:	Number

surface_slicks

CC ID: 1005714

Seq. Order:	120
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct mentions of surface slicks.
General Data Type:	Number

vog

CC ID: 1005715

Seq. Order:	121
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Direct mention of volcanic gases.
General Data Type:	Number

well-being

CC ID: 1005716

Seq. Order:	122
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Broad code: [catch-all] for people who are not specific in how they are using well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

change_valence_related_to_human_experiences_or_well-being

CC ID: 1005717

Seq. Order:	123
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Change related to human well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

decrease_2

CC ID: 1005718

Seq. Order:	124
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of decreased well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

increase_2

CC ID: 1005719

Seq. Order:	125
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of increased well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

net_zero_change_2

CC ID: 1005720

Seq. Order:	126
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of no change overall in well-being (i.e. some good, some bad changes, evens out).
General Data Type:	Number

no_change_2

CC ID: 1005721

Seq. Order:	127
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of no changes in well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

unsure_2

CC ID: 1005722

Seq. Order:	128
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of uncertainty in changes to well-being.
General Data Type:	Number

cultural_ecosystem_services

CC ID: 1005723

Seq. Order:	129
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Intangible or non-material ecosystem services; must be referring to reefs/ocean/coastal areas.
General Data Type:	Number

aesthetics

CC ID: 1005724

Seq. Order:	130
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Satisfaction or meaning from visual characteristics or beauty of the reefs or coast; also includes soundscapes, feel of wind, satisfaction from sensory experiences; includes things like [i like seeing the reefs] even if do not mention beauty specifically.
General Data Type:	Number

bequest

CC ID: 1005725

Seq. Order:	131
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mention of importance of reefs for future generations; includes sharing experiences with children.
General Data Type:	Number

ceremony

CC ID: 1005726

Seq. Order:	132
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mention of importance of reefs for ceremonies (or greater coastal/marine area).
General Data Type:	Number

education_and_knowledge

CC ID: 1005727

Seq. Order:	133
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Learning or teaching opportunities or examples.
General Data Type:	Number

ingenuity

CC ID: 1005728

Seq. Order:	134
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Reefs help speaker think about solutions to problems (specifically from a biomimicry sort of angle).
General Data Type:	Number

knowledge_transmission

CC ID: 1005729

Seq. Order:	135
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Knowledge transmission from one person/entity to another (place-based, observational, formal, informal, etc.).
General Data Type:	Number

local_and_traditional_knowledge

CC ID: 1005730

Seq. Order:	136
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Local knowledge about the coastal and marine environment; ability to recognize the presence of environmental signs or indicators (e.g. bioindicators).
General Data Type:	Number

everything_or_life

CC ID: 1005731

Seq. Order:	137
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Code responses that coral reefs are [everything] or that they are [life] to this node.
General Data Type:	Number

existence

CC ID: 1005732

Seq. Order:	138
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Reefs matter simply because they exist, because they are part of the earth, or because they have a right to live; can include mentions of things reef does for us here that might also be supporting or regulating if the tone of the comment is that they are also valuable because they exist.
General Data Type:	Number

diversity_of_reef

CC ID: 1005733

Seq. Order:	139
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Existence of diversity of coral reef.
General Data Type:	Number

fulfilling_stewardship

CC ID: 1005734

Seq. Order:	140
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Caring for reefs or coasts because it provides benefit/satisfaction, ability to care for resources and environment.
General Data Type:	Number

successorship

CC ID: 1005735

Seq. Order:	141
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When someone mentions the need for the next generation to understand the importance of stewardship, specifically in a way unconnected to employment.
General Data Type:	Number

traditional_or_cultural_stewardship

CC ID: 1005736

Seq. Order:	142
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Customary rights and responsibilities are locally known, practiced, and respected; Sspecifically referring to caring for a culture or tradition, which can but may not always include acts of environmental stewardship.
General Data Type:	Number

heritage_tradition_culture

CC ID: 1005737

Seq. Order:	143
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Connection to cultural stories, traditions, past events, multi-generational interactions/connections with natural resources; archaeological and historic sites; cultural resources; acceptable historical change; [kinship;].
General Data Type:	Number

Different_not_Native_Hawaiian_specifically

CC ID: 1005738

Seq. Order:	144
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	General reference, not necessarily related to Native Hawaiian, use this code if it is unclear what specific aspect of heritage or culture is being referred to.
General Data Type:	Number

Native_Hawaiian_specifically

CC ID: 1005739

Seq. Order:	145
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	3
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specifically discussing Native Hawaiian.
General Data Type:	Number

identity

CC ID: 1005740

Seq. Order:	146
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Personal or communal identity if someone mentions feeling connected to the reefs because they grew up around them, or going to the beach, or something along those lines, code that to this node.
General Data Type:	Number

identity_of_West_Hawaii_as_a_whole

CC ID: 1005741

Seq. Order:	147
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Discussions or mentions that represent West Hawaii as a whole.
General Data Type:	Number

inspiration

CC ID: 1005742

Seq. Order:	148
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Broadly circulating public discourse about collective responsibilities (e.g., caring for place or malama aina); specifically for art or other forms of creative expression; local artistic or creative practices.
General Data Type:	Number

novel_experience

CC ID: 1005743

Seq. Order:	149
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Emergent code for reefs being valuable because they provide a novel experience; for mentions of [paradise,] combine with recreation code; combine with recreation.
General Data Type:	Number

recreation

CC ID: 1005744

Seq. Order:	150
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Playing, tourism, activities related to reefs; include non-extractive activities.
General Data Type:	Number

sacred

CC ID: 1005745

Seq. Order:	151
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mention of reefs as having sacred or religious significance.
General Data Type:	Number

sense_of_place

CC ID: 1005746

Seq. Order:	152
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mention that reefs or coastal environment contribute to [ones] sense of belonging or feeling at home there. sense of self, community, and/or home related to the coastal and marine environment.
General Data Type:	Number

eating_locally_grown_and_caught_food

CC ID: 1005747

Seq. Order:	153
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Importance of eating local.
General Data Type:	Number

proper_place_names

CC ID: 1005748

Seq. Order:	154
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Importance of using proper/traditional place names.
General Data Type:	Number

social_relations

CC ID: 1005749

Seq. Order:	155
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mention of strengthening ties in family or community; presence of strong social ties or networks; sense of community; trust in neighbors.
General Data Type:	Number

family_specifically

CC ID: 1005750

Seq. Order:	156
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Speaking specifically of family interactions.
General Data Type:	Number

sharing

CC ID: 1005751

Seq. Order:	157
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	The practice of sharing goods, services, time with others in the community.
General Data Type:	Number

spirituality

CC ID: 1005752

Seq. Order:	158
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mention of metaphysical forces larger than oneself or beyond [ones] comprehension interacting with the coastal/ocean to perpetuate spiritual beliefs and practices (e.g., divine power).
General Data Type:	Number

religion

CC ID: 1005753

Seq. Order:	159
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specifically mentions spirituality in relation to a religion.
General Data Type:	Number

way_of_life_or_lifestyle

CC ID: 1005754

Seq. Order:	160
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any mentions of way of life here, and also code to identity. include provisioning services (be specific if you can) IF they make reference to an economic or provisioning component related to [way of life].
General Data Type:	Number

disservice

CC ID: 1005755

Seq. Order:	161
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mentions of reefs causing harm to well-being of people/communities.
General Data Type:	Number

governance_and_management

CC ID: 1005756

Seq. Order:	162
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	In relation to coastal and marine environment.
General Data Type:	Number

access

CC ID: 1005757

Seq. Order:	163
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Physical or otherwise (emotional, memory).
General Data Type:	Number

decrease_3

CC ID: 1005758

Seq. Order:	164
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Decreased access.
General Data Type:	Number

increase_3

CC ID: 1005759

Seq. Order:	165
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Increased access.
General Data Type:	Number

adaptive_management

CC ID: 1005760

Seq. Order:	166
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Contemporary or community/traditional entities mentioning adaptive management.
General Data Type:	Number

another_level_of_community

CC ID: 1005761

Seq. Order:	167
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	In vivo code: communities formed by governance structures or interest rather than geography.
General Data Type:	Number

co-management

CC ID: 1005762

Seq. Order:	168
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Contemporary and community working together.
General Data Type:	Number

common_pool_resource_issue

CC ID: 1005763

Seq. Order:	169
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	In vivo code: discussion about common pool resources in a manner that suggests the resource is being impacted by common pool [rules] or specifically considered common pool.
General Data Type:	Number

contemporary_mgmt

CC ID: 1005764

Seq. Order:	170
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Formal, [western] style natural resource management.
General Data Type:	Number

control_over_lineal_land

CC ID: 1005765

Seq. Order:	171
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	In vivo code: discussions about control over lineal land.
General Data Type:	Number

effectiveness_or_success_of_management

CC ID: 1005766

Seq. Order:	172
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Perceptions of management, permits, and regulation; adequate funding and staff capacity for achieving management objectives; partners and collaboration.
General Data Type:	Number

marine_management_areas

CC ID: 1005767

Seq. Order:	173
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Legally recognized.
General Data Type:	Number

merging_traditional_w_contemporary_mgmt

CC ID: 1005768

Seq. Order:	174
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Discussion of ways the modern resource management is or potentially could be conducted in tangent with traditional management styles.
General Data Type:	Number

political_participation_and_equity

CC ID: 1005769

Seq. Order:	175
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participation in marine management decision-making processes and leadership; stakeholder processes; exercising rights/interest in politics; management reflects local and traditional values.
General Data Type:	Number

regulations

CC ID: 1005770

Seq. Order:	176
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Legally enacted marine laws.
General Data Type:	Number

succession

CC ID: 1005771

Seq. Order:	177
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	When people mention the younger generations taking over management of resources in management positions.
General Data Type:	Number

trust

CC ID: 1005772

Seq. Order:	178
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Trusting contemporary management entities is mentioned or implied (existing or lacking).
General Data Type:	Number

health

CC ID: 1005773

Seq. Order:	179
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Human health.
General Data Type:	Number

mental_and_emotional_health

CC ID: 1005774

Seq. Order:	180
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mental/emotional health is mentioned or implied.
General Data Type:	Number

perspective

CC ID: 1005775

Seq. Order:	181
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Participant mentions their own perspectives on mental/emotional health.
General Data Type:	Number

nutritional_health

CC ID: 1005776

Seq. Order:	182
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specific mentions to nutritional health.
General Data Type:	Number

physical_health

CC ID: 1005777

Seq. Order:	183
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Physical health is mentioned or implied.
General Data Type:	Number

negative_emotions

CC ID: 1005778

Seq. Order:	184
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mentions of how coast/marine create negative emotions.
General Data Type:	Number

anger

CC ID: 1005779

Seq. Order:	185
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

annoying

CC ID: 1005780

Seq. Order:	186
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

disheartened

CC ID: 1005781

Seq. Order:	187
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

fear

CC ID: 1005782

Seq. Order:	188
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

frustration

CC ID: 1005783

Seq. Order:	189
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

sadness

CC ID: 1005784

Seq. Order:	190
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

stress

CC ID: 1005785

Seq. Order:	191
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

neutral_well-being

CC ID: 1005786

Seq. Order:	192
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Claims that reefs do not affect well-being (can put negative well-being here as well as a placeholder).
General Data Type:	Number

positive_emotions

CC ID: 1005787

Seq. Order:	193
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Mentions of how coast/marine create positive emotions.
General Data Type:	Number

calm_or_stress_relief

CC ID: 1005788

Seq. Order:	194
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

enjoyment

CC ID: 1005789

Seq. Order:	195
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

excitement

CC ID: 1005790

Seq. Order:	196
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

happiness

CC ID: 1005791

Seq. Order:	197
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

hope

CC ID: 1005792

Seq. Order:	198
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

joy

CC ID: 1005793

Seq. Order:	199
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Interviewee mentioned exact word or synonym.
General Data Type:	Number

provisioning_ecosystem_services

CC ID: 1005794

Seq. Order:	200
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
General Data Type:	Number

biochemicals

CC ID: 1005795

Seq. Order:	201
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as biochemicals.
General Data Type:	Number

economic_support

CC ID: 1005796

Seq. Order:	202
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of how provisioning ecosystem services provide economic support.
General Data Type:	Number

tourism_money

CC ID: 1005797

Seq. Order:	203
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Specifically referring to money/economy related to tourism.
General Data Type:	Number

food

CC ID: 1005798

Seq. Order:	204
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Examples of provisioning ecosystem services as food.
General Data Type:	Number

crab

CC ID: 1005799

Seq. Order:	205
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any species of crab but must be referring to eating crab.
General Data Type:	Number

fish

CC ID: 1005800

Seq. Order:	206
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Any species of fish but must be referring to eating fish.
General Data Type:	Number

kalo

CC ID: 1005801

Seq. Order:	207
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Taro; Colocasia esculenta; but must be referring to eating.
General Data Type:	Number

limu

CC ID: 1005802

Seq. Order:	208
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Seaweed; but must be referring to eating.
General Data Type:	Number

octopus

CC ID: 1005803

Seq. Order:	209
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Must be referring to eating.
General Data Type:	Number

opihi

CC ID: 1005804

Seq. Order:	210
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Limpet; must be referring to eating.
General Data Type:	Number

other_seafood

CC ID: 1005805

Seq. Order:	211
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Eating seafood.
General Data Type:	Number

resources_equal_icebox

CC ID: 1005806

Seq. Order:	212
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	In vivo code: resources discussed in a way that equates the marine environment with storage.
General Data Type:	Number

salt

CC ID: 1005807

Seq. Order:	213
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Gathering/eating salt.
General Data Type:	Number

turtles

CC ID: 1005808

Seq. Order:	214
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Eating turtles; a practice that is illegal but has historically been an issue.
General Data Type:	Number

regulating_ecosystem_services

CC ID: 1005809

Seq. Order:	215
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
General Data Type:	Number

storm_protection

CC ID: 1005810

Seq. Order:	216
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Coastal/marine protection from storm events.
General Data Type:	Number

water_purification

CC ID: 1005811

Seq. Order:	217
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Water purification processes.
General Data Type:	Number

water_regulation

CC ID: 1005812

Seq. Order:	218
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Water regulation processes.
General Data Type:	Number

safety_and_security

CC ID: 1005813

Seq. Order:	219
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	2
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Security and safety related to real or perceived environmental risks.
General Data Type:	Number

supporting_ecosystem_services

CC ID: 1005814

Seq. Order:	220
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Must be referring to reefs/coastal areas.
General Data Type:	Number

primary_production

CC ID: 1005815

Seq. Order:	221
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	E.g., photosynthesis.
General Data Type:	Number

structure_of_ecosystem

CC ID: 1005816

Seq. Order:	222
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	1
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Structure of coral reef, or shoreline ecosystem.
General Data Type:	Number

Total

CC ID: 1005817

Seq. Order:	223
Data Storage Type:	Number
Max Length:	4
Required:	No
Primary Key:	No
Status:	Active
Description:	Total number of times all codes used across all interviews.
General Data Type:	Number

Catalog Item ID:	62817
GUID:	gov.noaa.nmfs.inport:62817
Metadata Record Created By:	Kirsten M Leong
Metadata Record Created:	2020-08-25 02:06+0000
Metadata Record Last Modified By:	SysAdmin InPortAdmin
Metadata Record Last Modified:	2022-08-09 17:11+0000
Metadata Record Published:	2021-01-12
Owner Org:	PIFSC
Metadata Publication Status:	Published Externally
Do Not Publish?:	N
Metadata Last Review Date:	2021-01-12
Metadata Review Frequency:	1 Year
Metadata Next Review Date:	2022-01-12

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Entity Information

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unique_ID

aina_momona

analogies_or_metaphors

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over_one_persons_lifetime

changes_occurring_elsewhere

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climate