Volume 1#4 January/February/March 2010

Volume 1#4


Features:
Farmed Fresh: Finding the best local produce in Hawai'i
Konohiki Fishing Rights: From traditional Hawaiian fishing practices to modern day coral reef conservation

Plus:
Bike recycling in the Kalihi Valley; An off the grid Windward retreat; Obtainium Art and so much more...

The best local produce in Hawai'i


Find the best farmers' markets across the islands for the freshest farm to table fare.

Konohiki fishing rights


In pre-contact Hawai'i fishing was a privilege, not a right. Is it time to revisit that model of sustainability to protect coral reef ecosystems?

An off the grid retreat


A windward home designed to incorporate all principles of sustainability has history in its reclaimed lumber.

Obtainium art


Artist Chris Reiner finds him medium in all the things people throw away, creating poignant social commentary with discarded items.

DIY: Ditching disposable diapers


One-size reusable diapers grow with baby and divert thousands of diapers from the waste stream per child.

Conservation of necessity


Exploring Indonesia shows that in Hawai'i, we have the luxury to care.

The valedictorian of vegetables


Cook up some locally grown Swiss chard for a nutritious meal. Here's the recipe!

Smart Lunches


Waste-free lunch ideas for meals on the go.

Bike recycling in the Kalihi Valley


Kalihi Valley Instructional Bike Exchange's earn-a-bike program teaches responsibility and skills in exchange for a free bicycle.