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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.
A sometimes weekly blog by Jan TenBruggencate covering the latest and best scientific research about Hawaii or conducted by Hawaiian scientists.
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
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 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
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 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.
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.
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.
A powerful documentary on the status of sharks in French Polynesia.
This book was the first published piece every created using desktop publishing software. Born in a converted carport " in a home nestled in the Nu‘uanu rainforest", WhaleSong is both a spectacular full-color coffee table book on this important facet of Hawai‘i’s 19th century history and a collaboration of writers and editors who continued to create other wonderful literature.
The solo album from Howard Shapiro, songwriter and recording artist from Volcano on the island of Hawai'i.
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.
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More CO2 means noisier deep oceans: UH researchers
Among the weird effects of our continued dumping of carbon-dioxide into the environment is that ocea read more
Another leap for Hawai'i fish farming: Ahi spheres approved
Ocean farming has had a troubled past, but it's moving forward quickly as technology improves. read more
A potential endangered whale shuffle
There's talk about moving one Hawaiian whale on and one Hawaiian whale off the federal Endangered S read more
Diseases on reefs? Overfishing and maybe butterflyfishes involved
Disease is killing off corals faster, in some parts of the world, than sedimentation, chemicals flow read more
A hot August, on average, but not everywhere
This summer's global temperatures were warm, in spite of what you may hear on the news. read more
Transplanting corals a maturing technology
It turns out corals can be transplanted, just like garden plants. read more
Missing in the Hawaii energy equation: tide power
The missing link in Hawai'i energy research may be tidal power. read more
Whale Fall: energizing life on the seafloor
When big creatures like whales die, they create diverse and dense congregations of seafloor life. read more
Fish study shines light on mercury mystery
Finding has implications for health, aquaculture read more
Coral Death Results From Bacteria Fed By Algae: Groundbreaking studies conducted during Line Island
Bacteria and algae are combining to kill coral—— and human activities are compounding the problem. read more
Sea levels rising, responses needed on land
New sea level science suggests the oceans will rise faster this century than previous predictions ha read more
OHA hails Nā Wai 'Ehā recommendations
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is hailing the recommendations of a hearings officer to the State Com read more
Native faces, facing future
Visiting Maori fellows to study resources in Keālia ahupua'a read more
Pacific threats: no strangers for Hawai'i
Our ocean is at risk. read more
Where The Fish? Maybe We Already Caught Them
There's a human tendency to blame someone else's behavior for problems that may have complex... read more
Sea Level Planning: Where's Hawai'i?
Sea levels are rising, and there are signs the water is coming up faster and farther than... read more
Precious Corals Millenia Old
Hawai'i's precious deep-water corals are not only precious, but they are among the oldest living... read more
Population crash in Hawai'i false killer whales
Researchers have identified a disturbing crash in the population of false killer whales around the H read more
Healing Waters
A grassroots community movement organizes to restore Maunalua Bay. read more
Sea level threat worsens; Will Hawai'i respond?
A pulse of rapid sea level rise is possible during the coming decades—an eventuality that could deva read more
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