"Ka ʻai nānā i luna." Even without teeth the wind consumes the food crops. Said of a destructive windstorm. Mary Kawena Pukui, ʻŌlelo...

We are in cold and flu season, a pertinent time for self-care and nourishing our health and well-being. Below are a few native plants...

There are always times when we sit back and watch as an activity is taken up, indulged, loved, and indulged some more. An activity that...

It's hard to ignore the fact that there are a plethora of natural disasters that are hitting our country and around the world. Torrential...

When we work with haumāna from the continent, we frequently get asked about the union jack that is represented on the hae Hawaiʻi...

We are ripe in the middle of summer and we all know that summer can be some of the hottest and driest days around the globe. On the...

In 2011 an initiative began to help the world reduce its plastic waste. This initiative has been coined as “Plastic Free July”, which...

All of the elements we engage with here at Akahiao - whether it be food, harvesting, conversational problem solving, navigating...

Food, where it’s from, how it's prepared and sourced, and the places it ends up, are all areas that interest us. At our one of our latest...

Drifting through a farmer's market has always been one of my favorite activities. It's stirring with life, stimulating to the senses, and...