Conserving West Oʻahu | Home is Here | PBS HAWAIʻI
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2023
- Sitting on the mountainside of Palehua, Mālama Learning Center is dedicated to teaching their community about the cultural and natural history of West Oʻahu. Through place-based learning and conservation work they are encouraging students to love and care for the spaces they call home.
From Home is Here Episode 301
Original Airdate: July 26, 2023
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Well made video. I hope it inspires people to help the plants and nature. Plants are alive and communicate among each other. They are life. Just a different type of life. They deserve just as much respect as any other life.
Our generation values and desperately seeks a more optimistic future, with a need to deviate from a past paradigm that has left us all a little skeptical and cynical of the typical trajectory towards Town, towards the Mainland, towards Waikiki. Empowerment in sustainability. Growth in potential and thriving. Reframe the narrative emphasizing appreciation, and seeing the value of the West side. Give the West side some pride beyond the trending crime, neglect, and lawlessness.
Ahh home the west side. I also went to kapolei high first graduating class. Me and Mr. Nagasako was good friends lol i was always in his office he was such a njce guy guiding me into the way. Ahh i miss home priced out of paradise
Just beautiful! Shouldn’t all learning be like this? I makes me think about what is being taught and testing on in traditional schooling. This is very much inline with Finlands approach to eduction as well as Steiner’s “Waldorf/Steiner” schools. Well done!
Guys I live in Australia. You really have to get rid of those eucalyptus. They are water hogs. They dry the ground out. I hate them as a tree here - cannot imagine the damage they do on an island with variable rainfall like Hawaii and specially the drier sides of the islands. The last what stimulates rainfall and also creates a cooling green canopy.
Stop development