Online Learning Center | Bishop Museum
Bishop Museum’s Online Learning Center is a digital resource hub featuring multimedia learning materials about the history, culture, and natural sciences of Hawaiʻi and the Pacific. It includes lesson plans, activities, podcasts, blog posts, photos, and videos organized by theme for classroom and home use. The site serves as a broad educational library for learners of all ages.
Native Plants Hawaiʻi | Leeward Community College
Native Plants Hawaiʻi is a searchable online resource from University of Hawaiʻi – Leeward Community College that helps users explore native Hawaiian plants by name, island, habitat, and growing conditions. It supports plant identification, native plant education, and practical plant selection for restoration or landscaping. The site works well for classroom learning, educator planning, and independent exploration.
Waters to the Sea Kauaʻi Adventure | Center for Global Environmental Education
Waters to the Sea Kauaʻi Adventure is an interactive educational website that uses maps, videos, and multimedia activities to help learners explore Kauaʻi’s land, water, ecology, and culture. The resource connects science, geography, history, and place-based learning through themed digital modules. It works well for classroom instruction, enrichment, and self-guided exploration.
Hawaiʻi’s Forest Birds | A Learning Resource Maui – Kauaʻi Edition
The Hawaiʻi’s Forest Birds Learning Resource celebrates some of the rarest Hawaiian birds and their habitats.
Education Tools from Across the Web | East Maui Watershed Partnership
Education Tools from Across the Web is a curated East Maui Watershed Partnership webpage that links users to environmental education resources related to watersheds and Hawaiʻi’s natural environment. It includes outside tools focused on native plants, forest birds, curriculum, and conservation learning. The page serves as a web-based resource hub for educators, students, and independent learners.
Hoʻike Little Fire Ant Activity | Oʻahu Invasive Species Committee
Hoʻike Little Fire Ant Activity is a citizen science education resource from the Oʻahu Invasive Species Committee that teaches students about little fire ants, their biology, and their impacts in Hawaiʻi. Through classroom testing, sample identification, and result reporting, students contribute meaningful data that supports early detection efforts. The activity includes in-person and distance-learning options, along with presentations, worksheets, and games.
Watershed Curriculum | Oʻahu Invasive Species Committee
Watershed Curriculum is a grades 3–5 educational unit from the Oʻahu Invasive Species Committee that teaches students about Hawaiʻi’s watersheds, the water cycle, ahupuaʻa, and threats such as invasive species. The curriculum includes recorded presentations, downloadable slide decks, hands-on activities, and games for classroom or distance learning. It supports place-based science learning through interactive and age-appropriate watershed lessons.
Virtual Huakaʻi | Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative
Virtual Huakaʻi is an online walking tour of the Waikōloa Dry Forest led by Preserve Manager Rob Yagi. It helps learners explore the preserve, native species, and restoration work through a virtual place-based experience. The resource offers an accessible way to learn about Hawaiʻi’s dry forest ecosystems from anywhere.
Wiliwili Legacy Initiative | Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative
Wiliwili Legacy Initiative is a community science mapping project from the Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative that helps users document and care for planted wiliwili trees across Hawaiʻi. Developed with Waikōloa middle school computer science students, it includes a public map, dashboard, and planting guidance to support conservation, stewardship, and data collection. The resource connects dry forest restoration with citizen science, student learning, and the cultural importance of wiliwili.
Education Tools Across the Web | East Maui Watershed Partnership
Education Tools from Across the Web is a curated list of online environmental education resources shared by the East Maui Watershed Partnership. It connects users to lessons, curriculum, species information, and interactive tools related to watersheds, native plants, birds, and Hawaiʻi-based environmental learning. The page serves as a directory for finding additional web-based educational materials.
