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Eco-Travel
Discover Green Hawaii. Preserve its natural beauty and ecosystems.
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Postcards from the Pacific
Don Brown takes us behind the scenes Hawaii.
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Aerials Over
Breathtaking shots from a helicopter with the state of the art Gyron HD video system
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Above & Below Maui
Hosted by Bo Derek this beautifully shot high definition film is a tribute to the sheer raw beauty o
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Local Ventures - Travel
Check out Hawaii's greatest travel destinations.
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Ocean Planet
Experience an extraordinary journey and discover exotic animals of the Ocean Planet
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Makua Valley
A group presentation of Native Hawaiian artists at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, showcasing a tribut
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A powerful documentary on the status of sharks in French Polynesia.
Journey the treacherous eleven-mile trail along Kauai's Na Pali Coast into one of nature's most extraordinary wonders, Kalalau Valley. Here are stories of people who have made this trek; accounts of adventure, achievement, humor, spirituality, and survival.
This special recording is a compilation of His Holiness' conversations and symposiums during his visits to Hawaii (1994); intermixed with recordings of rare Tibetan folk music; Hawaiian chants by kumu hula, John Lake; and an introduction by the late Rev. Abraham Akaka. All proceeds benefit Hawaii's Sakyadhita organization of Tibetan nuns.
A rare historical look at the land and people who call Waikiki home explores their contributions to American culture, from the royal sport of surfing to the invention of the ukulele; the steel guitar; and the modern swimsuit.
This film received rave national reviews when it premiered nationally on PBS. In depth look at Hawaii’s indigenous culture and their understanding of ecosystems oriented to sustainability and how the future of Hawaiians and other native cultures impacts others. The film was presented at the opening of Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of the American Indian in Washington DC.
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Join Bo Derek for an amazing journey Above and Below the garden Island of Maui. Shot in spectacular high definition HDTV by an Emmy Award winning crew. Simply beautiful.
Ano 'Ano: The Seed has become a classic in Hawai'i and around the world. Written by Kristin Zambucka, this trilogy of stories includes "The Seed", "The Mana Keepers", and "The Firelily". The author is best known for her beautiful illustrations and historical books on the Native Hawaiian monarchs.
This award winning documentary film re-defines childhood notions of the Great American West. Hawaii's Paniolo were forerunners to the American Cowboy, decades before the Alamo but their story remains virtually unheralded in frontier history. Companion paniolo music DVD available.
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Under constant threat of losing their land to corporate agriculture and government ownership, Native Hawaiians in Papakolea petitioned Congress to protect their homesteads (1920). Their determination to keep their culture alive is told by the few surviving elders. Companion film viewer's guide available.
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What do you get when you combine the award winning family sing-along songs of Jim Rule with some of the most colorful creatures in the sea?
The perfect companion for your trip to the beach, the park or just around town. Our PNTV eco-totes are made of sturdy 100% all-natural jute and come in two stylish colors.
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Happy Trails: Take precautions before venturing outdoors.
This summer, spend some time exploring Hawai‘i’s great outdoors with a hike. read more
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
70 million years of volcanism, migration, and evolution, the park highlights two of the world’s... read more
Amazing Homes and Offices Built From Shipping Containers
Not just for resourceful squatters, container architecture is taking the world by storm. read more
Amazing Upper Wainiha Valley
The nature conservancy of Hawai'i has teamed up with landowner Alexander & Baldwin to actively... read more
Corals 4,000 years old can tell environmental tales
If you go where you've never gone before, what are the chances you'll see what you've never seen bef read more
Garden Center Is Hawaii's Latest Leed Green Building
The National Tropical Botanical Garden's new building, which houses its library, herbarium and... read more
Hawaiian Endangered Birds Stunningly Underfunded
Imagine coming upon a group of islands where birds were everywhere. Where multicolored species... read more
Hawaiian Volcanoes Are Way Older Than Thought, And There's Life Down 1.6 Miles
Hawaiian volcanoes are dramatically more complex—and far older—than scientists have been teaching... read more
Kokoleka Lani (Chocolate Heaven) Farms
"E Ala E Kau Kau" (Awaken to the benefits of Good Food) is their mantra and Greg and Marty of Kok read more
Make medicine from common Hawaiian plants
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Race To Heal
Race To Heal is a grass roots organization that uses outrigger canoe paddling to promote cancer awar read more
Summer Safety
The long days of summer means more time enjoying outdoors with family and friends. Although it’s a f read more
The Greening of Lehua Island
No one alive knows what the environment on Lehua Island was like before the rats and rabbits... read more
Viewing Distant Islands - O'ahu from Kaua'i
I looked out across the ocean east of Kaua'i yesterday, and saw O'ahu. It sat there on the... read more
Waimea Valley Seeks 'Ahahui Members
Hiÿipaka LLC is the company created and owned by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) as a ... read more
Talking Hawaii’s Story Readings to Air
UH Press Anniversary Sale On Now
The Value of Hawai‘i Events in September
Remember, Remember, the First of September
Save Big on the Atlas of Hawaii
UH Press Authors Featured on PBS-Hawaii’s Long Story Short
First in Paperback: Neither Monk Nor Layman
Shamans, Nostalgias, and the IMF Now Available in Paperback
Coming Soon! The University of Hawai‘i Press 63rd Anniversary Sale
Race and Citizenship in Hawaii’s Japanese American Consumer Culture
