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From Hawaii to Alaska to British Columbia, Indigenous communities cultivate seaweed in order to restore it, fortify ancestral knowledge, support food sovereignty and mitigate climate change. While each community has their own …
Reproducing robots, edible insects, NASA's theologians, bird-friendly architecture and more from around the web
Less colonial, more sustainable experiences for tourists in Hawaii are set for the future thanks to the islands’ tourism authority, now—for the first time—run by a majority of Hawaiian natives. With a …
From shopping for crystals to eating tacos, the Hawaiian capital is as vibrant as ever
On auction through Sotheby's, A.R. Gurrey Jr's hand-assembled book mixes print photography, poetry and action
Two-time ASP Longboard World Champion Joel Tudor spearheads the annual Hawaiian event
A 3D-printed neighborhood, at-home insemination tools, alternative education and more innovation from around the globe
Part of a comprehensive plan to drastically reduce single-use plastic reliance within the state, Hawaii passed a ban on plastic takeout containers—plates, bowls, cups, utensils, straws, foam containers, and more. The plan …
Probiotics, antioxidants and 6% alcohol per can
Issue #2 of Honolulu-based, artist-led Tropic Zine focuses on the Filipinx diaspora—aiming to “decolonize, deconstruct, and reimagine” what it means to identify as such. The publication has been printed in an edition …