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October 2020
Bird-Curious? Citizen Science and the Marvelous Moli
Hear how the charismatic Mōlī (Laysan Albatross) captured the imagination of a citizen scientist and how they continue to charm the local community as well as people around the world. Learn what a Moli-do is and why so many people find them hilarious. If you’re not already bird-curious, you may just end up that way by the end of this! About the Presenter Photo Credit: Glenn Nishida Hob Osterlund Hob Osterlund is an author, producer and photographer. She is…
Find out more »Virtual Lesson: Hula and Storytelling from Mountain to the Sea
Photo Credit: Pūlama nā Liko Storytelling is extremely important to Hawaiian culture as it is how information is passed down through generations. We present these stories to our children today with hope that there is an interest in genuine story-telling, through hula, based upon the folklore of their heritage, and preserving its ancient customs. Join Pūlama nā Liko and the students of its Hālau Hula (school of Hula) as they take you on a journey from ocean to mountain. They will share…
Find out more »Bringing Extinction to Life
Behind the scenes talk-story about the book, Manu, the Boy Who Loved Birds with author/artist Caren Loebel-Fried, Joel Cosseboom of UH Press, and special guest Thane Pratt. "An extinct bird comes to life in art and story, for the future of native species" Manu, the Boy Who Loved Birds is a story about extinction, conservation, and culture, told through a child’s experience and curiosity. Readers learn along with Manu about the extinct honeyeater for which he was named, his Hawaiian heritage,…
Find out more »Book Reading: No Ka Manu Heia Keia Nuku
Hawai‘i Wildlife Center Development Coordinator reads her favorite children's book, No Ka Manu Heia Keia Nuku by Sam L. No‘eau Warner. This book challenges you to identify each bird based on its beak. An additional challenge... the book is completely in Hawaiian! Don't worry though, the sentences are simple and you'll be taught everything you'll need to know to be able to follow along. This book is Rae's favorite book to read to keiki (children) at outreach events. It's fun for…
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