Explore the ʻaina (land) and view high definition footage of live volcanic activity. Only in Hawaii.
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Big wave, wind generators proposed for Penguin Bank, Kaiwi Channel
Department of Land and Natural Resources
Distributed Energy: The Journal of Energy Efficiency & Reliability
Erosion Control: Official Journal of the International Erosion Control Association
Eucalyptus species fail to support native understory
Grading & Excavation Contractor
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
MSW Management: The Journal for Municipal Solid Waste Professionals
Raising Islands--Hawai'i science and environment
Stormwater: The Journal for Surface Water Quality Professionals
USFWS Endangered And Threatened Species
Water Efficiency: The Journal For Water Conservation Professionals
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The ancient fishponds of Hawai'i were one of the most significant and successful aquacultural achievements in history. They were a major source of food, played an important role in the spiritual and cultural lives of the Hawaiians, and today they are a source of knowledge to the past. A virtual tour.
For parents, caregivers and adults interested in online enrichment courses on Hawaiian culture and language. Monthly courses offered ($25) by KS, free books, posters, DVD for those who complete courses, Sign up is year round.
For educators servicing Hawaiian learners, offering online professional development courses throughout the year
A sometimes weekly blog by Jan TenBruggencate covering the latest and best scientific research about Hawaii or conducted by Hawaiian scientists.
There are many different lo‘i restoration projects that are currently ongoing in different areas of the Hawaiian Islands. It is important to note however that there are lo‘i that are forever gone because of urbanization. This virtual field trip to a taro loi can be experienced from anywhere in the world.
For high school students (DOE, Charter Schools, Continental U.S.). Semester course (Fall: July – Dec., Spring: Jan. – June). Courses aligned to national and Hawai’i state standards
A program featuring a series of 30-minute programs covering education, intended for families and educators of children in public and private K-12 schools in Hawai'i.
A 60 min video program featuring a series of thirty video lessons on learning the Hawaiian language with Ekela Kaniaupio-Crozier. An accompanying workbook is available for download and can be used with the lessons. DVD set can be purchased for $40.
Join Bo Derek for an amazing journey Above and Below the garden Island of Maui. Shot in spectacular high definition HDTV by an Emmy Award winning crew. Simply beautiful.
Journey the treacherous eleven-mile trail along Kauai's Na Pali Coast into one of nature's most extraordinary wonders, Kalalau Valley. Here are stories of people who have made this trek; accounts of adventure, achievement, humor, spirituality, and survival.
On Invocation, renowned musician/composer, Ty Burhoe, offers a number of original compositions and incantations that create a melodic wave of devotion to wash over you during your home yoga practice, meditation, or bodywork sessions.
Ano 'Ano: The Seed has become a classic in Hawai'i and around the world. Written by Kristin Zambucka, this trilogy of stories includes "The Seed", "The Mana Keepers", and "The Firelily". The author is best known for her beautiful illustrations and historical books on the Native Hawaiian monarchs.
A collection of avant-garde instrumentals by local composer Jimbeau Walsh. Original compositions.
The perfect companion for your trip to the beach, the park, toting your books, or as an eco-bag used just around town. Support Pacific Network streaming free to the world! Our PNTV totes are sturdy 100% all-natural jute. in two stylish colors.
Resources available for free online, which includes Lo'i virtual field trip, He’eia virtual field trip, ‘Iolani Palace grounds virtual field trip, Hawaiian culture audio PowerPoints, writing resource site, video resources, and software tutorials
News Links
Rare native forest bird holding its own; maybe recovering
The Maui Parrotbill, a critically endangered insect-eating forest bird, appears to be holding its ow read more
Sisyphean climate battles--Can we just move along?
A few letters to editors in recent weeks recalled for us Sisyphus, and long-ago battles that need co read more
A new discovery in the Hawaiian web of life
The Hawaiian islands are connected, not only geologically, but with an intricate web of life. read more
Bees and mites: more problems, new investigations
The state's honeybee hives are being damaged by the destructive varroa mite, and the impacts go far read more
Mosquitoes, urban man and disease: a new look
Humans are a peripatetic bunch, and that creates real problems for controlling diseases--particularl read more
Black rats: the bad, and, oddly, the good.
Tree climbing, omniverous and fast-reproducing black rats are among the scourges of the Hawaiian nat read more
Adventurers! Discovery is still out there.
There was a time when discovery was the hallmark of great science. read more
Digging In
Gardening reaps more than just pretty pikake. read more
A different island, a unique perspective: Lessons from Lake Michigan
A benefit of travel is perspective. read more
Watershed alliance wins national recognition
Responsible stewardship and resource management on Hawai'i Island by Kamehameha Schools and eight o read more
Growing health the Native Hawaiian way
The concept of 'āina as a path to wellness is gaining ground read more
The towering risk of making this place like every other place
Bringing new things to an old place is a two-edged sword. read more
Albatrosses adapted to wind, feeding conditions; at risk in changing climate
A large team of researchers has found that albatross body shape and relative wing size is linked to read more
Build Your Own Garden Box
Expand your garden space with a little DIY know-how. read more
Shakeless Quakes at Kilauea
When the earth moves, experience suggests that there's always some shaking. Seems reasonable, but... read more
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
70 million years of volcanism, migration, and evolution, the park highlights two of the world’s... read more
Makauahi Cave - Cave of the Smoke Eye
There is a spot in Hawai`i, on our island of Kaua`i, where the past has been preserved for 10,000 ye read more
Happy Trails: Take precautions before venturing outdoors.
This summer, spend some time exploring Hawai‘i’s great outdoors with a hike. read more
The Greening of Lehua Island
No one alive knows what the environment on Lehua Island was like before the rats and rabbits... read more
Viewing Distant Islands - O'ahu from Kaua'i
I looked out across the ocean east of Kaua'i yesterday, and saw O'ahu. It sat there on the... read more
NSF Selects Young Theoretical Computer Scientist for its Highest Honor
Scientists Find Signs of "Snowball Earth" Amidst Early Animal Evolution
Methane Releases From Arctic Shelf May Be Much Larger and Faster Than Anticipated
Forest Tree Species Diversity Depends on Individual Variation
More than One: Long-Reigning Microbe Controlling Ocean Nitrogen Shares the Throne
Top Scientists to Discuss Global Changes at Arctic Conference in Miami
NSF and USC School of Cinematic Arts Announce Novel Partnership
NSF Builds Science and Engineering Capacity in Communities Around the United States
NSF Forum to Address "Ecosystem Services" in a Changing World
National Science Board Urges Action to Sustain U.S. Leadership in Science and Engineering Research
