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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Art and Science Exhibit on Maui
An important prompt in nature journaling is to “zoom in”—to take a closer look at something in nature, either by…
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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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Grants & Trainings: Opportunities for Classroom Teachers from Local Orgs
Training Paid Summer Training 2026 Bishop Museum BIORETS – REACHES https://etap.nsf.gov/award/6573/opportunity/11326 Are you STEM teacher in a Hawaii public or…
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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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Hua ʻIke – online hub for native plant education!
Laukahi is thrilled to announce the launch of Hua ʻIke a website dedicated for educators and students, centralizing educational materials to deepen our…
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Watershed: Learning That Flows From Nature
The Wild Wonder Foundation is producing a documentary about an inspiring outdoor education program in Plumas County, California that integrates…
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Kāhuli – Hawaiʻi’s native snails
Did you know Hawaiʻi has native land snails? They are important both ecologically and culturally. The year 2023 was the…
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Kilo
In nature journaling, we talk a lot about closely observing the world around us. In Hawaiian, the term for this…
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How to Draw Hawaiian Birds
Hereʻs a small selection of tutorials on drawing native Hawaiian birds. A few teachers have mentioned that videos are really…
