by pvshawaii | Jun 18, 2014 | Education, Science, World Wide Voyage
This post was written by Saki Uchida. When we are sailing, it is hard to see what’s inside the water but that night in the ITCZ we saw so much life. To better understand our oceans, a passive marine acoustic recorder will be used to record dolphin, whale, reef,...
by pvshawaii | Jun 12, 2014 | Crew Blogs, Education, Photo Galleries, World Wide Voyage
This post was written by Kalā Baybayan. The ocean is human, it is alive. At this moment I am making my way out of the ITCZ (Inter Tropical Convergence Zone) on a wa’a reminiscent of what my kūpuna voyaged on, retracing an ancestral highway to Tahiti as they did...
by Karen Holman | May 14, 2014 | Curriculum, World Wide Voyage
Biomimicry in Youth Education: A Resource Toolkit for K-12 Educators Biomimicry in Youth Education: A Resource Toolkit for K-12 Educators is a digital flipbook indexing over 80 biomimicry education resources, selected to assist teachers working with students from...
by Karen Holman | May 3, 2014 | Curriculum, Malama Honua WWV, World Wide Voyage
Paraw Regatta, Iloilo, Philippines Sailing into Our Past and Future: Maritime Southeast Asian and Pacific Canoes and Our Integral Relationship with the Ocean Grades 9-10 Developed by Elena Clariza, University of Hawaii Please click here to contact the teacher Thank...
by Karen Holman | May 2, 2014 | Curriculum, World Wide Voyage
The Oceans Connect Us: Plankton and Genetic Activity Developed by: Kewalo Basin Marine Laboratory at the University of Hawaii, Manoa. Overview: Students take on a marine detective role and solve marine related crimes to draw connections among plankton and the...