By Zoe Welch Place 30 or so flowers into a pot of water and bring to boil. Let them sit until all the color is leached from flowers (the petals should be dull to greyish in color). Pour the cooked flowers into a strainer over a bowl, making sure to squeeze flowers to get excess […]
By Carmela Tafoya
Today is National Teacher Day and Teacher Appreciation Week continues through Friday. Mahalo a teacher that inspired you!
Native Plant Propagation With Moani Hibbard and Seraphina Ortiz
ʻUlu Can Save the World By Aunty ʻUlu, Helen Nakano
Earth Day was founded on April 22, 1970, by Gaylord Nelson, then a U.S. Senator from Wisconsin. 20 million Americans—10% of the U.S. population at the time—participated in the “national teach-in on the environment” by participating in coast-to-coast rallies demonstrating for a healthy, sustainable environment. Here in Hawai‘i we know that Earth Day should be […]
By Noe Johnson
By Suzan Harada
By Mānoa Heritage Center Staff
