By Lauren Rolland Hawaii is a very progressive state. Many of us strive to eat healthy and plant gardens, stay...
By Kahi Pacarro A kid walked up to our bounty of fresh white surfboards with a capped level of exuberance...
Surfer Magazine announced the North Shore Community Land Trust as the 2015 SURFER Poll “Agent of Change” award recipient and beneficiary of VIP table sales. The organization will be honored on Dec. 6, 2015 at the 45th annual event honoring the top surfers, films and performances of the year. Watch history unfold...
In the lush, remote town of Hana, the quiet, country lifestyle keeps residents grounded. There are no malls, no supermarkets,...
Lift the lid on Matt Meola’s creative mind as he gets country with his buddies – son’s of legendary Willie...
“I don’t really feel that it should be man and the ecosystem because I don’t think that we are separate. I believe that man is part of the ecosystem. And realizing that helps me strive to find my place in it.” What does your vision for sustainability look like...
Oxybenzone, cinoxate, dioxybenzone…yeah, we can’t pronounce them either. And that should be reason enough to put some time into researching...
By Alexandra Kahn Environmental enthusiasts and conservation groups around the world continuously work in defense of the land, ocean, and...
The bill bars the sale of sunscreens containing chemicals oxybenzone and octinoxate, which some scientists say contribute to coral bleaching. The chemicals are used in over 3,500 of the most popular sunscreen products. The bill, which would take effect in 2021, now awaits the signature of Democratic Governor David Ige....
How to slow plastic pollution through acts of service, influence and education across the Hawaiian Islands By Kahi Pacarro Going...
To all the beach and ocean lovers- will you lend your voice to protect the place you love? Despite...
Reclaiming Makapu’u
From Spectacle to Stewardship
By K. Latronic – Every acre of Makapuʻu is a burial ground. Beneath the concrete of Sea Life Park lies the record of three distinct eras: an ancestral balance rooted in reciprocity, a century of foreign extraction, and the current efforts in reclamation. Before foreign arrival, long before the Hawai’ian...