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Waikiki School students would like to thank everyone that helped them make the signage for Lēʻahi, or Diamond Head

Slideshow of the Waikiki School third graders who produced the ʻiwa mosaic and educational signage for Diamond Head State Monument.

Educational video about the ʻiwa or great frigatebird for Diamond Head State Monument sign.

Waikīkī student interview Denby Fawcett about the Wilcox rebellion and how it was staged on Diamond Head.

Waikīkī students describe how ancient Hawaiians utilized Lēʻahi the crater also know as Diamond Head.

Waikīkī students describe the effect invasive plants have on Lēʻahi, also known as Diamond Head.

Waikīkī students welcome visitors to Lēʻahi, or Diamond Head, explaining the video project they embarked on in Mr. Marvelʻs 5th grade class.

Waikīkī students discuss Battery Harlow. Its significance and how it was used to help protect Hawaiʻi in the early part of the century.

Waikīkī students discuss the formation of Lēʻahi.

Waikīkī students discuss the reason Lēʻahi was renamed to Diamond Head.

Waikīkī students discuss the legend of Pele and how she formed Lēʻahi.

Waikīkī students discuss how plants originally made it to Hawaii the 3Ws, wind, wings, and waves.

Waikīkī students discus how the environment of Lēʻahi has changed over time.

Why the Military Came to Hawaiʻi

Lēʻahi and Hawaiian Chants

Lēʻahi Plant Evolution

Native Plants Found in Lēʻahi

Hawaiian Day Octopus

Hawaiian Cleaner Wrasse

Whitetip Reef Shark

Moon Jelly

Hermit Crab

Goatfish

Giant Grouper

Collector Urchin

Bluespine Unicornfish

White Spotted Jellyfish

Bonnie Tabor Memorial Tree Planting