Land and People

Land and People

Por: Melissa Chimera
Hawai`i conservationist and artist Melissa Chimera and University of Hawai`i Mānoa fire and ecosystems scientist Dr. Clay Trauernicht talk with land protectors in Hawai`i and the Pacific about the places they cherish through their professional and ancestral ties. We paint an intimate portrait of today’s land stewards dealing with global crises while problem solving at the local level. Brought to you by the Cooperative Extension Program at the University of Hawai`i at Mānoa’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. Music ”Raindrops” courtesy Lobo Loco and ”Bale Wengei” courtesy Joshua Rostron.
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EP 31 Landscape designer and naturalist Leland Miyano on loving a place through science and art 01/03/2024
EP 30 Hawaiian storyteller and conservationist Hannah Kihalani Springer on how land care begins with aloha for one another 16/02/2024
EP 29 Marine experts Emily and Ann Fielding on how the beauty, spirit and nourishment of the sea sustains us 02/02/2024
EP 28 Aquatic biologist Skippy Hau on the secret lives of creatures in Hawaiian streams 19/01/2024
EP 27 A tribute to the father of invasive species management in Hawai`i: Dr. Lloyd Loope 05/01/2024
EP 26 Rare Hawaiian snail expert Keahi Bustamente on how caring for the smallest of creatures makes your heart strong 22/12/2023
EP 25 Wahine noho mauna: Maui land steward Kerri Fay and Moloka`i rare plant coordinator Ane Bakutis on women in the field 08/12/2023
EP 24 Ke`eaumoku Kapu of West Maui on leading people by caring for land, water and each other 24/11/2023
EP 23 Maui Nui botanist Hank Oppenheimer on the after fire road to recovery for plants, people and place 10/11/2023
EP 22 Hydrologist Chris Schuler on how how we impact fresh water especially after wildfires 27/10/2023
Ep 21 Water expert Jonathan Scheuer on how the history of land use in Hawai`i is the story of water 13/10/2023
EP 20 Climatologist Tom Giambelluca on how the changing Hawaiian weather and climate affects fire and water 29/09/2023
EP 19 Hawai`i ethnoecologist Katie Kamelamela on how restoring a place is reciprocity for the giver and the receiver 15/09/2023
EP 18 Mark Merlin on how native Pacific Island plants, people and environments can sustain us 01/09/2023
EP 17 Season 1 Bonus: Kekuhi Keali`ikanaka`ole on how we find family in `āina 09/06/2023
EP 16 Season 1 recap: Melissa & Clay on what they learned, surprises & what’s next 26/05/2023
EP 15 Waipi`o Valley’s Mock Chew family on how multi-generational kalo farming is love for the land & each other 19/05/2023
EP 14 Botanical curator Mike Demotta on how native ecosystems perpetuate Hawaiian culture 05/05/2023
EP 13 Lani Cran Petrie on the role of ranching in Hawai’i for holistic land management 21/04/2023
EP 12 Ted Rodrigues retired Haleakalā ranger on community hunting & love of place through deep observation 07/04/2023
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