Embedded Videos (via Youtube)

Restoring a Sanctuary – Ka’ena Point (10:57)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK5S7jyG7D4&fmt=18

This video gracefully summarizes the Ka’ena Point Ecosystem Restoration Project and hears from local community members as to why it is so important. Produced by Mara Films.




Ka‘ena Point Ecosystem Protection, part I (5:49)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=093qvOyzWw0&fmt=18

This video compares Ka‘ena Point to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and explains the need to protect Ka‘ena for future generations. Produced by Outside Hawai‘i, OC16.




Ka‘ena Point Ecosystem Protection, part II (3:15)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq6BbUiXhMk&fmt=18

Part II of video by Outside Hawai‘i, OC16.



Ka‘ena Point: Its Role in Survival of Species(3:09)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pifd64PKnLY&fmt=18

The predator-proof fence would create a sanctuary for native plants and animals, free from threats of dogs, cats, mongooses, rats, and mice. It’s a matter of survival for many of these species as climate change threatens low-lying habitat in the Pacific. Produced by Outside Hawai‘i, OC16.

Ka‘ena Point restoration education, pt1

Ka‘ena Point is a State Natural Area Reserve located on the northwestern tip of O‘ahu, Hawai‘i. It has great educational value especially to local high school students from the Wai‘anae Coast, who studied the ecosystem restoration project. Part one focuses on the students' visits and the concept behind the predator proof fence. Produced by Outside Hawai‘i.

 

Ka‘ena Point restoration education, pt2

Part two focuses on why conservationists protect native ecosystems and the potential for success at Ka‘ena. Produced by Outside Hawai‘i.


Ka‘ena Point restoration education, pt3

Part three features the native Hawaiian blessing of the completed predator proof fence. Produced by Outside Hawai‘i.



Ka‘ena Point restoration education, pt4

Part four concludes the education project and focuses on why it is important to take students out to real life experiences, particularly in their own backyard. Produced by Outside Hawai‘i.