Sustainability
Youth Art Exhibition 2026
E mālama i ke kai, a mālama ke kai iā ʻoe (Take care of the ocean, and the ocean will take care of you) Capitol Modern June 5-20, 2026 AND July 3-18, 2026 Waikīkī Aquarium June 5-30, 2026 Pacific Islands ...
Ka Pili Kai Hoʻoilo 2025
The devastating impacts of the 2023 Maui wildfires remind us of the escalating and interconnected threats from changing weather patterns and human activities across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific. They also encourage us to build more resiliently to thrive in uncertain ...
Nerd Nite Honolulu December 2025
Nerd Nite Honolulu and Hawaiʻi Sea Grant invite you to the last Nerd Nite of 2025 on December 2, 2025! Location: Anna O'Brien's (2440 S Berentania St. Honolulu, HI 96826). Street parking only. Fee: Free for 21 and older Time: ...
Developing Design Flood Elevations and Envisioning Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategies for a Densely Developed Coastal Community, Waikīkī, Hawai‘i for Improved Outcomes for Communities, Economy, and the Stewardship of Marine Resources
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: Wendy Meguro Co-INVESTIGATOR: Charles Fletcher Key Personnel: Josephine Briones Graduate Research Assistants: Joshua Tolentino Relevance: Sea level rise (SLR) is one of the most critical issues facing the world under global warming and ~680 million people (10% of ...
HCPT – header draft
Hawai‘i Cesspool Prioritization Tool Overview The Hawai‘i Cesspool Prioritization Tool (HCPT) is a map-based tool that displays the prioritization level for each of Hawai‘i's 83,000+ cesspools. Per Act 125 Session Laws of Hawai‘i (2017), all cesspool owners are required to ...
Closing the Loop, From Waste to Food Security
Closing the Loop, From Waste to Food Security by Sean Cummings Unlike most vendors at the Kailua Farmers Market, Sean Butterbaugh takes food from people instead of offering it. In fact, only once a month does he actually have anything ...
Planting Seeds, Feeding Young Minds
Planting Seeds, Feeding Young Minds by Grace Cajski Nearly two decades ago, Eliza Lathrop, an American Studies teacher at Punahou, heard her students groan, “ugh, ʻsustainability.’ We already did that!" This was a lightbulb moment for Lathrop. She wanted to ...
Balancing the Buzz
Balancing the Buzz by Carolyn Bernhardt Hawaiʻi’s honey bees are the lifeblood of the islands’ agriculture, diligently pollinating many different types of crops and contributing over $200 million in pollination services. But a focus on domestic bees, while boosting food ...
Superfoods in Hawaiʻi: Eating the Rainbow
Superfoods in Hawaiʻi: Eating the Rainbow by Megan Herndon There’s a lot of hype around the idea of “superfoods.” But there’s no scientific definition of what makes food a superfood. “Superfood is more of a marketing word than a scientific ...
Chefs in the Spotlight
Chefs in the Spotlight Colin Sato, Devynne Fuga Ah-Mai, Matt Vidusek, & Adam Wade Colin Sato Restaurant: Mugen Website: mugenwaikiki.com Email: colinsato1782@gmail.com Instagram: @chefcolinsato Hometown: Honolulu, HI Trained: Kapiʻolani Community College, restaurants, and hotels on Oʻahu Favorite Dish: My favorite ...

