Tips

Hawaii’s hurricane season typically runs from late June through November each year.

The ocean’s health is at a tipping point – if we don’t act now, the ocean we know and have relied on for thousands of years could be gone forever.

Decreasing the unnecessary consumption of food products will also help decrease the chance for litter like food packaging from ending up in our storm drains or waterways.

Do you have some extra newspapers lying around? Practice your origami and use them to make biodegradable pots for seeds and young plants!

Here are a few tips on how to incorporate native plants into landscaping!

Coral reefs aren’t just pretty. They’re some of the most valuable ecosystems on Earth!

When our small islands experience heavy rains, the storm water that travels down storm drains or flows into rivers and streams ends up in the ocean.

Did you know you can use produce scraps to create a garden of your own?

Rainwater harvesting is the process of collecting the water runoff from a structure and storing it for future use.

What would you do if there was no water? You wouldn’t be able to take a bath, wash your hands, brush your teeth, cook a simple meal, feed your garden, or even flush the toilet.