by Shelah Jean Abubo | Oct 27, 2016 | Daily Dose of Aloha, Go Green; Preserving our 'Aina, Hawaii Culture, Hawaiian Language & History
Kahua o Kaneiolouma – an Ancient Hawaiian Village If you’ve been to Poipu recently, you’ve probably noticed the restoration project underway near Poipu Beach Park. The Kāneiolouma Complex in Poʻipū, Kauaʻi, is an important part of the Hawaiian...
by Shelah Jean Abubo | Aug 17, 2016 | Go Green; Preserving our 'Aina, Things To Do on Kauai
Living sustainably and taking care of the environment have always been important principles of the Hawaiian culture. In anticipation of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) 2016 World Conservation Congress – the world’s largest conservation event...
by Shelah Jean Abubo | Apr 20, 2009 | Go Green; Preserving our 'Aina
The steps we take today to preserve our planet will have major repercussions on the health and well being of our future generations. At Jean & Abbot, we’re ahead of the pack in supporting environmentally safe business & lifestyles practices and recommend...
by Shelah Jean Abubo | Mar 16, 2012 | Daily Dose of Aloha, Go Green; Preserving our 'Aina, Things To Do on Kauai
Aptly named the Garden Isle, Kauai, the oldest of the Hawaiian island chain has taken advantage of it’s “ripe old age” and an average 400 plus inches of rain a year pouring down onto Mt. Waialeale, to develop Kauai’s flora into one of the most...
by Shelah Jean Abubo | Apr 20, 2009 | Go Green; Preserving our 'Aina, Things To Do on Kauai, Where to Eat on Kauai
Some of the best local, tropical fruit and produce can be found at Kauai’s Farmer’s Markets. Buy fresh vegetables from the local growers and sample some of Kauai’s exotic fruits, flowers and home-made treats! We highly recommend taking a few moments...
by Shelah Jean Abubo | Mar 18, 2012 | Daily Dose of Aloha, Go Green; Preserving our 'Aina, Things To Do on Kauai
Like much of the flora flourishing on the island Kauai’s animal and mammal species have arrived via sea and air along with their human counterpart as far back as Captain Cook (possibly even further) and we’ve come to embrace their presence on the island...
