Step by Step Videos (Propagation techniques) | Malama Learning Center
This resource is a Vimeo showcase page that groups multiple videos about plant propagation into one learning hub. It is useful for watching and comparing propagation techniques, reviewing practical growing steps, and supporting self-guided or classroom learning in horticulture and native plant care.
Lāʻau & Holoholona | Kumukahi
Lāʻau & Holoholona is a Kumukahi online lesson about Hawaiian plants and animals across mountain, forest, shoreline, reef, and deep ocean environments. It combines ecology with Hawaiian cultural knowledge and works well for classroom or self-guided place-based learning.
Forests for Life KHON Series (Living 808) | Department of Land and Natural Resources
Forests for Life KHON Series (Living 808) is a DLNR video showcase featuring multiple episodes about Hawaiʻi’s native forests and the people working to protect them. The series connects forests to water, culture, rare species conservation, and ecosystem protection, making it a strong multimedia resource for forest and stewardship education.
Kuana Waipao | Papahana Kuaola
Kuana Waipao is a Papahana Kuaola online learning resource that explores Waipao through limahana perspectives and Hawaiian plant knowledge. It connects learners to ʻāina through food plants, medicinal plants, and place-based restoration while emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between kānaka and land. The resource works well for cultural, environmental, and plant-based learning in classroom or self-guided settings.
STEMS² Curriculum Search | University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
STEMS² Curriculum Search is a searchable online hub from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Education that helps users find place-based curriculum units developed by teachers. Units can be browsed by learner level, subject area, and theme, with content spanning STEM, social studies, culture, and community-based learning. The resource is especially useful for educator planning and discovering adaptable Hawaiʻi-based lessons.
Hawaiian Native Plant Propagation Database | University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
The Hawaiian Native Plant Propagation Database is an online CTAHR resource that helps users search propagation information for selected indigenous and endemic Hawaiian plants. It includes multiple propagation methods and supports conservation, restoration, and native plant use in landscapes and gardens. The resource is especially useful for research, planning, and self-guided study.
Growing Resource Hub | University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
This UH Master Gardener Program page is a fruit-growing resource hub for Hawaiʻi. It links users to research-based information on fruit tree care, propagation, pests, and non-invasive fruit choices, along with species-specific guides for many fruits grown in Hawaiʻi. The resource is especially useful for planning, gardening research, and self-guided learning.
Go Native: Growing a Native Hawaiian Urban Forest | Hawaiʻi Forest Institute
Go Native: Growing a Native Hawaiian Urban Forest is a Hawaiʻi Forest Institute project that helps people choose and grow Native Hawaiian and canoe plants for homes, businesses, and community spaces. Through a grower’s guide, videos, postcards, and related resources, it supports native plant selection, urban habitat creation, and a broader mauka-to-makai vision for restoring ecological connections in developed areas.
Plants of Hawaiʻi | Bishop Museum
Plants of Hawaiʻi is Bishop Museum’s online species information and identification system for Hawaiʻi’s flora. It allows users to search documented native, naturalized, and cultivated plants and explore broader groups such as ferns, mosses, liverworts, hornworts, and algae. The resource is especially useful for plant identification, educator planning, and research on Hawaiian biodiversity.
Hawaiian Ethnobotany Online Database | Bishop Museum
Hawaiian Ethnobotany Online Database is a Bishop Museum reference site that helps users search Hawaiian plants by Hawaiian, scientific, and common names. It supports ethnobotanical learning, plant identification, and exploration of culturally important plants in Hawaiʻi. The resource is especially useful for research, educator planning, and self-guided study.
