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Report: The Culinary History of Sea Turtles and the Shift from Exploitation to Protection 1. Historical Context and Global Popularity as Food For centuries, sea turtles—particularly the Green Sea Turtle—were a staple food source for a diverse range of people. The first Europeans to consume
What Should I Do if I See Someone Interacting with Marine Wildlife in Hawai‘i?If you see someone closely interacting with marine wildlife—such as by touching or chasing them—in person or on social media, you may be witnessing a violation of the MMPA or ESA. The
In this entry, I will introduce Moanalua Gardens and the famous monkey pod tree also known as the Hitachi Tree. The Monkey Pod (Samanea Saman) is part of the pea family and although originally from Central and South America it now grows in many parts
Previously, I wrote a short entry about the pineapple industry started in Hawaii. Today, I’d like to take you on a journey of James Dole, the man who made the pineapple industry the number one industry in Hawaii. In 1899, James Dole moved to Hawaii
Pineapple Sweet yet a little sour, pineapples are one of my favorite fruits. I often ate canned pineapples but since moving to Hawaii, I’ve been able to eat freshly picked pineapples often, making them a part of my daily life in Hawaii. Today, I’d like