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One Breath: One Life Official Trailer

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Queens bath in Kauai, Hawaii

Cove swim

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LomiHawaii.com - Kapa Making the original way

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ANCIENT HAWAIIAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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Hula Percussion Instrument

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ʻĀina Momona: Sustainable Molokaʻi

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Hawaiian Grammar

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Hawaiian Language: Words and Phrases to Know on Your Trip by Heart Core Hotels

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Mele Helu Pō (Hawaiian Moon Phase Song & Handgame)

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Molokini Crater Island | Best Places on Maui Hawaii

What do you know about the history of Molokini Crater on Maui, Hawaii?

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What it Means to Malama Aina

Kiai Collier acts as a steward for the natural habitats of Maui, embodying what it means to malama (care for) Hawaii. He works to build and restore the aina (land) by replanting native plants to help indigenous birds thrive, and invites volunteers to do the same. By offering visitors the opportunity to get involved and give back, he also helps them make a difference that lasts. Join Kiai in cherishing and protecting Hawaii on your future visit.