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Joseph Dalrymple & his Hawai'i grown bamboo

Some of opening day Chants & Hula 2001, Over 500 Participants from around the Island. Ka Aha Hula O Halauaola- A gathering of Kumu Hula, Hula Practitioners and Scholars of Native Hawaiian Culture, Language and Arts who present hands-on workshops and presentations on Hula and its attendant arts. Founded by Kumu Hula- Pualani Kanakaʻole Kanahele, Leināʻala Kalama-Heine, and Hōkūlani Holt.

Protesting Environmental Policies of U.S. President Donald Trump and his Administration

Women's March on Washington- Hilo, Hawaii, January 21, 2017

Jane Howard- "Island Jane" of Big Island of Hawai'i

Bamboo grown on Big Island of Hawai'i in Puna area. A variety of species grown for 10 -11 years and many reaching heights of 70 feet. Bamboo grown- Hirose, Guadua, Dendrocalamus, Parker Giant, Thai Asper, Membraceous, Albociliata, Monastery.

Hawai'i Bamboo Growers and Builders

Voter Owned Hawai'i - Makana & Ben Cohen (Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream)

Aloha Wellness Center

Part 3...Continuation of: Henry Curtis- SAVE POHOIKI COMMUNITY FESTIVAL AT KALANI HONUA- Aug. 10, 2013. Sponsored by Puna Pono Alliance to stop the proposed Geothermal industrialization. For info & events, (March on HELCO (August 17, 18 & 19,) go to: www.punapono.com

Part 2...Continuation of: SAVE POHOIKI COMMUNITY FESTIVAL AT KALANI HONUA- Aug. 10, 2013. Sponsored by Puna Pono Alliance to stop the proposed Geothermal industrialization. Henry Curtis (Director of Life of the Land on Oahu) - Activist & Energy Systems Expert.

SAVE POHOIKI COMMUNITY FESTIVAL AT KALANI HONUA- Aug. 10, 2013. Sponsored by Puna Pono Alliance to stop the proposed Geothermal industrialization. Henry Curtis (Life of the Land) - activist & energy systems expert. Pohoiki- the only boat ramp and surfing spot in Puna & on one of the most scenic roads in the state of Hawaii. Inhabited by organic farmers and eco-retreat homes and a place of encha...

Women gathered at Suisan Bridge in downtown Hilo, Hawaii March 8, 2011 as part of world wide gatherings on bridges to build "Bridges of Peace." It was also in recognition of the 100th anniversary of International Womens Day. Visit WomenforWomen.org for more information.