Kaliko Kalani Teruya, a Hawaiian Immersion student from Kula Kaiapuni ‘o Lahainaluna, holds a potted plant during a watershed ...

This plant nourishes her second-born son, Hāloa, the first Native Hawaiian. For Native Hawaiians, kalo, also known as taro—a tropical plant prized for its starchy, nutritious, rootlike corm as well as ...

Many of Hawaii’s forests and forest watersheds are threatened, even with all the rhetoric about saving forests. In East ...

Several plants native to Hawaiʻi, such as ʻŌhiʻa, ʻāhihi and koaiʻa, were planted on the grounds of Washington Place in ...

Although summer is often wet in Kona, you might want to start thinking about the dry times ahead while planting some ...

A new fee is set to come into effect in Hawaii with a prorated tax on all cruise ship guests visiting the Aloha State.

A few miles south of Salem, the Elderberry Wisdom Farm uses generations of traditional knowledge to grow native plants, ...

Indigenous people play a vital role in ocean protection due to their deep-rooted connection to the marine environment and their traditional knowledge.

The trees smell like cinnamon and pepper, and colorful birds chirp all around. But in truth, these forests are not filled with many native Hawaiian plants or animals. Almost everything here has ...

Fences provide the perfect support system for vines and other climbing plants. Discover gorgeous annuals and perennial vines ...

Students from Lahainaluna High’s Hawaiian language immersion school spent the day learning about an important watershed in West Maui.