The amount of rainfall is evident in our surroundings here on the big island. Like walking through a movie like Jurassic Park or King Kong, the plant life is overwhelming, bursting out of every corner, green and overgrown and absolutely breathtaking. Of course it wouldn’t be Coastal resource management if we didn’t acknowledge the evidence… Read more »
To love and respect the land, make it yours and claim stewardship for it. We visited the local He’eia. The native fish aiming to revive is called mullet. The fishpond keepers cultivate algae for a sustainable population. Smaller mullet are called ‘ama’ama and larger mullet are called ‘anae. Click the play video emoji to watch. … Read more »
Entire housing complex with solar. Very interesting, great way to use equatorial sun rays
A short walk around the corner from the fishery, we finally experienced the Hawaiian breakfast we were all craving. Loco Moco, Poke Bowls, Fish and Eggs, Portuguese Sausage, spam, and a locally made, sweet & salty hot sauce that reminded me of chili Lucas candy. We could immediately apply the knowledge we gained in checking… Read more »
Finally arrived in Hawaii and we are spending our first night in Honolulu. Finding our way around Hawaii has been pretty easy, with the help of locals offcourse. We got advice from the nicest lady and bus driver on the bus route system and a short lesson on how to pronounce Hawaiian words, names, and… Read more »
Water is so warm
Did you know the clear Hawaiian water is nutrient poor water compared to California?
Still charging go pro and iPod. It’s going to be a fun trip!!
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