Nature Journaling the Rain
With all the storms, flooding, and recent rain in Hawaii, I wanted to create this post because I’ve found that…
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Year of Our Coastal Kuleana
We often think of the beach as a place to play, but what are our responsibilities to help care for…
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Plant ID Cards — Printable Field Guides
Want to learn more about plants in a classroom or group setting? These plant ID cards are a great way…
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Finding Your Way — Navigation and Wayfinding in Hawaii
Why is important to your nature journaling practice to know where you are and where you’re going? Well, the most…
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Forest Talks and Forest Journaling: Online and on Kauaʻi
The Kauai Invasive Species Committee (KISC) hosts guided in-person Forest Journaling outings around Kauai, as well as free monthly Forest…
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Learning About & Combating Marine Debris
Marine debris is human-made waste or litter that’s made it’s way into the ocean. It is causing harmful impacts on…
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Forestry and Wildlife Education Resources
If you plan to integrate environmental education into your curriculum this year, DOFAW can make it easy for you with…
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Body Measurements — Na Ana o Hawai‘i
One of the core parts of nature journaling is numbers. But how can you measure the size of things if…
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Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Month Awardee
Congratulations to Kiane Prietto on her recent award! She is a teacher who integrates art and ʻāina education into classroom…
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Underwater Nature Journaling
Did you know you can journal underwater? You have the same basic needs as anywhere else: something to write with,…
