Every Wednesday from 4-6 on KCCR, our vice president (Dr. Keahi), hosts a show where he dives deep into issues such as: autonomy, self governance, civil and political rights and human rights, including the universal right of self-determination, as well as the responsibilities associated with those rights, both within and outside the Hawaiian context. As well as key current issues, both locally and around the world
An article from Phys.org discussing the environmental impacts of industrial agriculture; specifically how it disrupts the earth's nitrogen cycle and undermines our ability to continue existing on this planet
An educational PDF from The Nature Conservancy that goes in depth at explaining Hawaii's ecosystem
An article from Phys.org analyzing research that demonstrates diversity in plant species correlates to a higher farming yield
A link to the Division of Forestry and Wildlife: Forestry's Program article explaining the Forest Reserve System, which has been working to protect Hawaii's resources since 1903
An article from Phys.org on a technique used by farmers in the Sahel to grow crops with a limited supply of water
We host mālama days every Saturday from 12-5 and will be hosting various workshops and classes in the near future. Feel free to contact us for more information about how you can get involved with our community by filling out a form below.
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