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Mo‘ōlelo Chapter 3: Kauaʻi

Mo‘ōlelo Chapter 3: Kauaʻi

Pele Searches for a Home – Herb Kawainui Kane From Point Papa‘a on Ni‘ihau, Pele gazed across the small channel of ocean to the Island of Kaua‘i. She and her entourage set a short sail for the lush island. They landed in Hā‘ena on the north shore of the island. It was...

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March SPOTLIGHT on Sustainable Tourism

March SPOTLIGHT on Sustainable Tourism

Image Courtesy: Sustainable Tourism Association of Hawai'iAccording to the Sustainable Tourism Association of Hawaiʻi, Sustainable Tourism is defined by the United Nations World Tourism Organization as “Tourism that takes full account of its current and future...

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March “Tips From Tats” – Sustainable CSR

March “Tips From Tats” – Sustainable CSR

Corporate Social Responsibility - or CSR - is more than just a buzzword. It is a business practice that incorporates sustainable development into a company's business model, encouraging businesses to have a positive impact on social, economic and environmental...

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Mo‘ōlelo Chapter 2: Niʻihau

Mo‘ōlelo Chapter 2: Niʻihau

Pele, along with her favorite sister Hiʻiakaikapoliopele, sailed across the Pacific Ocean from her island home of Kahiki (Tahiti) in the canoe of her brother. After such a long journey they came across the islet of Nīhoa. They landed and surveyed the small isle. Pele...

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February “Tips From Tats” – Remember to Breathe

February “Tips From Tats” – Remember to Breathe

Breathing is such a simple action that is required to keep us alive each day, yet many of us struggle to focus on our breath. Dr. Chad Sato of Aloha Chiropractic in Honolulu has taught us to breathe. Just a few deep breaths will help to reground yourself and connect...

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February SPOTLIGHT on Agritourism

February SPOTLIGHT on Agritourism

Punakea Palms Coconut Farm Maui Agritourism is any agriculturally based operation that brings visitors to a farm or ranch. When combined with an activity such as first-hand agricultural education, or on-site recreation or entertainment, it is considered an agritourism...

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Mo‘ōlelo Chapter 1: Peleʻs Origin

Mo‘ōlelo Chapter 1: Peleʻs Origin

Pele's Voyage to Hawaiʻi by Herb Kawainui Kāne Pele, the goddess of volcanic fire and creation, is perhaps the most well-known of all Hawaiian deities. The natural wonder of erupting Kīlauea on the Big Island of Hawai‘i has captured the fascination and curiosity of...

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