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Audio Described for Accessibility ʻOhi Wai (Collecting Water) - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series
Audio Described for Accessibility Hoʻokupu (Action to Create Growth) - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series
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'Ohi Wai (Collecting Water) - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series
Просмотров 550Год назад
Discover how Native Hawaiians traditionally collected water through gourds as it filtered through the ceilings of lava tubes, enabling them to survive in the driest of habitats. Former park ranger and naturalist Bobby Camara and park archeologist Summer Roper-Todd are among the experts featured in this documentary.
Audio Described for Accessibility Hoʻokupu (Action to Create Growth) - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series
Просмотров 99Год назад
Season Two of the 'Ike Hana No'eau continues with the debut of Ho'okupu. At the summit of Kīlauea, hula practitioners and offer oli (chants) and other offerings to Pelehonuamea and elementals in this area. Join Kumu Hula Huihui Kanahele-Mossman and Ranger Hoʻolaʻi Miday as they share the function and protocol of hoʻokupu, the action of creating growth.
Hoʻokupu (Action to Create Growth) - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series - Experience the Skillful Work
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Season Two of the 'Ike Hana No'eau video series continues with the debut of Ho'okupu. At the summit of Kīlauea, hula practitioners and offer oli (chants) and other offerings to Pelehonuamea and elementals in this area. Join Kumu Hula Huihui Kanahele-Mossman and Ranger Hoʻolaʻi Miday as they share the function and protocol of hoʻokupu, the action of creating growth.
Audio Described for Accessibility Ipu Heke ʻOle - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau "Experience the Skillful Work"
Просмотров 3082 года назад
The rhythmic beat of the ipu heke ʻole, single gourd drum, is prominent in hula kahiko (traditional hula). Crafting an ipu heke ʻole is an intricate process that involves growing and shaping the gourds, hand pollinating the plants, and constructing trellises so they grow to produce a beautiful sound. The gourd helps hula dancers tell their story and share the sounds of the islands. The ipu heke...
Ipu Heke ʻOle - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series "Experience the Skillful Work"
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The rhythmic beat of the ipu heke ʻole, single gourd drum, is prominent in hula kahiko (traditional hula). Crafting an ipu heke ʻole is an intricate process that involves growing and shaping the gourds, hand pollinating the plants, and constructing trellises so they grow to produce a beautiful sound. The gourd helps hula dancers tell their story and share the sounds of the islands. The ipu heke...
Lei Lāʻī - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series "Experience the Skillful Work"
Просмотров 8132 года назад
Lāʻī, also known as ti leaf, is used in many different aspects of Hawaiian life. It is used for ceremony, healing, protection, cooking, lei, and much more. Lei lāʻī is a hula adornment, but the leaves used also represent deities Laka (forest and hula) and Lono (harmony and agriculture), as well as kūpuna (ancestors).
Audio Described for Accessibility Lei Lāʻī - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau Series "Experience the Skillful Work"
Просмотров 1112 года назад
Lāʻī, also known as ti leaf, is used in many different aspects of Hawaiian life. It is used for ceremony, healing, protection, cooking, lei, and much more. Lei lāʻī is a hula adornment, but the leaves used also represent deities Laka (forest and hula) and Lono (harmony and agriculture), as well as kūpuna (ancestors).
Kuʻi Kalo - ʻIke Hana Noʻeau "Experience the Skillful Work"
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.2 года назад
Poi is the staple food of the Hawaiian people and kuʻi kalo is the process of pounding cooked taro corms to make poi. For many Native Hawaiians, this process is a way to connect with their older brother Hāloanakalaukapalili who in a cosmology story fed them and continues to feed them today. In this short film, Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park Park Ranger Sean Miday sits down with Kamehameha Sch...
It's a Virtual National Public Lands Day 2020
Просмотров 1313 года назад
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park invites everyone to participate in National Public Lands Day this year by doing something good for the ‘āina (land), and to take advantage of a fee-free day on Saturday, September 26. All federal fee-charging lands in the U.S. are free of charge. Most years, the park organizes a Stewardship at the Summit event on National Public Lands Day (NPLD), attracting volun...
Official "Lava Safe" tips from Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
Просмотров 144 тыс.7 лет назад
Ranger Shyla explains how visitors can stay "Lava Safe" on the world's most active volcano, Kīlauea, by following these two simple rules: 1) Be Prepared 2) Stay out of Closed Areas It's Simple! Additional footage and photos courtesy of the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
The Volunteer Experience at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.7 лет назад
Interested in volunteering at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park? Watch this 5-minute video and see if becoming a VIP (Volunteer in Parks) is right for you! NOTE: Photo of earthquake damage to Crater Rim Drive at 3:02 courtesy of USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. NPS Video 2017 by Student Conservation Association intern Saveria Steinkamp and HVNP Public Affairs Specialist Jessica Ferracane, and HV...
Preserving the Ruins of the Hawaiian Tree Fern Industry
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.7 лет назад
An in-depth look at the Pulu Station in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park's remote Kīlauea East Rift Zone. Historic photo credits: Whaling ships Photo title: "Les fregates l'Astrolabe et la Boussole a Hawai en 1786" Source: Gallica.fr Photo title: "Judge Lord Kaina" Source: 1974 Olson, Gunder, "The Story of the Volcano House." Petroglyph Press. Photo title: "Hawaiian family in front of thatched g...
March 6 Lava Spatter from Jaggar Observation Deck
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.7 лет назад
Morning fog brought out the glow of spatter in the summit lava lake this morning, March 6. Just 52 feet below the crater rim!
A Slideshow Tribute to NPS Master Volunteer David Boyle
Просмотров 4817 лет назад
After 13 years, hundreds of thousands of photos, and 17,000 hours of service, National Park Service Master Volunteer David Boyle has retired! Here's a little slideshow we put together to honor this amazing and generous human being, whom we will all miss dearly. Mahalo Dave, for your outstanding service, and a hui hou!
Virtual Photo Walks with Ranger Travis at Kīlauea Summit
Просмотров 6407 лет назад
Virtual Photo Walks with Ranger Travis at Kīlauea Summit
Zooming in on the lava lake, 11/09/2016
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Zooming in on the lava lake, 11/09/2016
New 5-mile cat-proof fence protects endangered Hawaiian petrels on Mauna Loa
Просмотров 6 тыс.7 лет назад
New 5-mile cat-proof fence protects endangered Hawaiian petrels on Mauna Loa
Aloha Friday sunrise timelapse from Keanakāko‘i
Просмотров 2627 лет назад
Aloha Friday sunrise timelapse from Keanakāko‘i
2016 Youth Rangers of Hawai'i Volcanoes Park
Просмотров 1287 лет назад
2016 Youth Rangers of Hawai'i Volcanoes Park
A moment at the Halema‘uma‘u lava lake
Просмотров 2937 лет назад
A moment at the Halema‘uma‘u lava lake
Getting the free Every Kid in a Park Pass is as Easy as 1, 2, 3!
Просмотров 6547 лет назад
Getting the free Every Kid in a Park Pass is as Easy as 1, 2, 3!
Love this video - so much mana'o from this young man! Love to see it!
Wonderful video. Mahalo!
Great video - before I mad my board and stone I used a thick freezer bag and the just pounded with my fist while the kalo was in the bag. Then you can add the paʻiʻai with some hot water in a blender and make your poi that way.
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Love you from India.
0:46 Yes! I am more cautious with these signs.
0:21 Okay, this is not safe at all.
Glimpse of Kilauea volcano: ruclips.net/video/yaiaqMh1yYQ/видео.html seen recently.
太棒了
Can you guys turn the lava back on? I’m visiting in August and want to see the lava. Thanks!
Hi
i salute you
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Maika'i! Mahalo!
this is cool
People should buy up my "Impact" and "Dance of Death" James Grider novels on Amazon so I could afford a used car. I think the sexy teenage girl in the open back tank top is well-prepared for facing the lava being dressed like that. It would be droll if she slipped and fell and gashed that back on a sharp lava rock. I would also like to see the granny in pink somehow stagger ankle-deep into molten lava flow and then stagger around alive and screaming. "Aaah! Aaah! Granny is burning alive!" Granny is shrieking in agony toward her grandchildren who are screaming back at her in horror. Granny looks okay above the knee but her ankles have been charred through to the bone. And then she overbalances and plops on her back in the lava and shrieks for several seconds atop the molten mattress inside the smoke of her own burning flesh before it burns through her skull and shuts off her brain. I find it funny how granny died in the movie "Dante's Peak" wading through sulfuric acid lake. What if James Grider wanted to spawn his Wykkdik of Fhekris through the lava as an experiment to see if it burns (it wouldn't, it can't be destroyed by anything of this world.)
🙏🙏🙏🙏😈
don't wait
move out from Hawaii
Why? But i want to touch it.
You can touch it be prepared to loose your limbs.
People should buy up my "Impact" and "Dance of Death" James Grider novels on Amazon so I could afford a used car. I think the sexy teenage girl in the open back tank top is well-prepared for facing the lava being dressed like that. It would be droll if she slipped and fell and gashed that back on a sharp lava rock. I would also like to see the granny in pink somehow stagger ankle-deep into molten lava flow and then stagger around alive and screaming. "Aaah! Aaah! Granny is burning alive!" Granny is shrieking in agony toward her grandchildren who are screaming back at her in horror. Granny looks okay above the knee but her ankles have been charred through to the bone. And then she overbalances and plops on her back in the lava and shrieks for several seconds atop the molten mattress inside the smoke of her own burning flesh before it burns through her skull and shuts off her brain. I find it funny how granny died in the movie "Dante's Peak" wading through sulfuric acid lake. What if James Grider wanted to spawn his Wykkdik of Fhekris through the lava as an experiment to see if it burns (it wouldn't, it can't be destroyed by anything of this world.)
A QUIEN SE LE OCURRE PASIANDO POR EN SIMA DEL VOLCÁN. QUE IGNORANTES!!!!! DIOS MIO. SEÑOR.
Can you try and get close to the volcano please
Very good. Some very interesting information. I visited there in February 2008 and left about 3/4 days before the eruption so I missed it but I am watching with passion at the moment.
So sad of marine creatures 😢😢😢
thank you mam sukriya
I know her I know her...
Yay!
Sharmayne Koehler hiii
People should buy up my "Impact" and "Dance of Death" James Grider novels on Amazon so I could afford a used car. I think the sexy teenage girl in the open back tank top is well-prepared for facing the lava being dressed like that. It would be droll if she slipped and fell and gashed that back on a sharp lava rock. I would also like to see the granny in pink somehow stagger ankle-deep into molten lava flow and then stagger around alive and screaming. "Aaah! Aaah! Granny is burning alive!" Granny is shrieking in agony toward her grandchildren who are screaming back at her in horror. Granny looks okay above the knee but her ankles have been charred through to the bone. And then she overbalances and plops on her back in the lava and shrieks for several seconds atop the molten mattress inside the smoke of her own burning flesh before it burns through her skull and shuts off her brain. I find it funny how granny died in the movie "Dante's Peak" wading through sulfuric acid lake. What if James Grider wanted to spawn his Wykkdik of Fhekris through the lava as an experiment to see if it burns (it wouldn't, it can't be destroyed by anything of this world.)
Volunteering at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park has been an experience of a lifetime. After more than 10 years now, I an still in touch with the great people at the park and the islands. In addition to gather wonderful experiences, I learned a lot about communication, interpretation and - especially - about the culture of Hawai'i. I would go for another VIP-term at Hawai'i Volcanoes as soon as possible!
Well done. This fence and educational video are vital to the survival of this species. Thanks to all involved.