The Island of Hawai’i, colloquially known as the Big Island, is the largest in the archipelago but home to less than 15% of the state’s total population. Many Kānaka Maoli have resisted colonial encroachment and taken to the island's hinterland to reclaim an ancient way of life, where the people care for the land and the land cares for them. Meet Alika and Lacyann, who, by rekindling family traditions, have given purpose to their lives and inspired future generations.