Koaʻs Seed Supp4th Polynesian voyaging and wayfinding is

Polynesian voyaging and wayfinding is celebrated with the inclusion of the Polynesian Voyaging Society’s Star Compasses

Meeker's poems and the stunning full-color photos of Galen Rowell

and The Phantom Surfer together in ʻAumākua Tradeback Volume 2 (a collection of ʻAumākua #3 “Locked Up”

down unfrequented byways beneath Honolulu’s slicker surfaces

Valli Kalei Kanuha Illusrations by ʻĪmaikalani Kalāhele | Paperback This third volume of Nānā i ke Kumu presents ancient and fundamental Hawaiian values and traditions associated with grieving and healing practices with the goal of addressing modern-day family conflicts

Koaʻs Seed Supp4th Polynesian voyaging and wayfinding isLong, long ago in Hawaii, an alii gathered all the men in the village and announced he would select a new leadersomething that had never happened before. To each, he gave one seed for planting. A young man named Koa took his seed and carefully and lovingly tended it for a year. From this seed, Koa is taught a valuable lesson. This is an age old tale that has its roots in antiquity. It is a story that has traveled with camel caravans and sailing ships