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This school is taking sustainability to another level, compared to other schools on the island. Not only do they do the basic recycling, but they harvest fruits their school garden, each of their buildings have solar panels, there's an energy lab where students research anything from neuroscience and seismic activity to advanced computer science and drone technology. Sustainability projects, with everything from independent research and student initiatives to project-based learning in the school gardens, are passed down from student to student.

https://www.hpa.edu/about/sustainability/sustainability-in-action

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This company focuses on growing native trees to replenish the trees that have been brought down from deforestation. They also have an initiative called 'Plant a legacy tree' where you can sponsor the growth of a tree in commemoration of a loved one or for a celebration. You can also check on the growth of your tree at any time.
http://www.legacytrees.org/

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They teach the youth of Hawaii with hands on training to become stewards of the Hawaii culture and environment. They also provided internships with sustainability company in Hawaii so some youth can have careers in sustainability in Hawaii.

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hawaii youth conservation corps (can this be one keyword)

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Learn more about Kupu and the impact of our programs

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Kupu empowers future generations to create a more sustainable Hawai'i through hands-on training programs encouraging them to become stewards of environment.

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2) Kat Crabill created a company that makes jewelry from ocean plastic and recycled sterling silver.
3) Nurdle in the Rough
http://www.nurdleintherough.com/

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Yonggyu Lee

Clean energy

Hawaii energy mission is to empower island families and businesses to make smarter energy choices to reduce energy consumption, save money, and pursue a 100% clean energy future.

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There are a program call Hawaii's SEED. The program main ideas is to support local farmers to create a new vision of agriculture, a vision that is gathering interest locally and already growing in many areas of the U.S.. Connect to the ancient sustainable and profitable farming systems that have been practiced here in Hawai‘i and on planet Earth for 10,000 years. When we talk about eat local buy local but in the same time, farmers and buyers have to respect the mother land.
http://www.hawaiiseed.org/local-issues/sustainable-agriculture/

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6 of their restaurants on the Neighbor Islands, including the newer Monkeypod Kitchen locations source 90% of their ingredients locally. They push our local farmers to cut out usage of harmful chemicals to provide organically grown produce.

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Our Roots - About Merriman's Hawaii Restaurants

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At his interview for the job as chef of The Gallery Restaurant, Peter was asked what type of food he wanted to feature. Without thinking, he said "regional cuisine" and went on to explain how no other restaurants were serving the local fish and produce.

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Sustainability can be both direct and indirect. Times Supermarkets sources produce locally, Hawaiian made products, and supports the community through fundraising opportunities, and donates money to organizations that help people in need. Shopping at Times means that money stays in Hawaii and helps local businesses grown. Local farmers have a partner in getting their products to the local people.

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TIMES Supermarkets started as a dream over 75 years ago on the sugar plantations of Hawaii. Albert and Wallace Teruya, who were sons of Okinawan immigrants, dreamed of creating a successful business in the "land of opportunity" which Hawaii was to thousands of immigrants and their offspring.

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AHL is a multi-disciplinary architectural firm with international experience in architecture, planning, and interior design. One of its services is to help clients achieve the goal of meeting criteria of some of the green building programs such as LEED. Aulani was one of their clients who seek to become sustainable. The architectural company itself selectively chose a LEED certified building, Pacific Guardian Center as its office site. Sustainable practices include reducing annual water consumption of 1,090,000 gallons and a 80% green cleaning product purchasing rate.

Architects Hawaii: http://www.ahldesign.com/expertise/sustainability
Pacific Guardian Center: http://www.pacificguardiancenter.com/press.leed.html

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Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii is an organization that started in 2010 with 8 friends sitting around a table in a house in Kaimuki. The organize cleanup events with volunteers just like me and you to pick up trash, plastic waste, etc. along Hawaii's beaches.  They hold a cleanup event once or twice a month.

Link to website: https://sustainablecoastlineshawaii.org

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At Kyoya Hotels and Resorts there are many sustainability practices they do such as they are changing every light bulb to LED, at housekeeping they are using green chemicals, donating wet kitchen waste to go to animals, and using solar panels to save energy.
http://greenbusiness.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Kyoya_HotelForum2017.pdf

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Coral reefs plays the biggest role in supporting many species in marine environment. Sunscreen gets washed off your body when you swim. It contains chemicals, such as oxybenzone and octinoxate, that are harmful to the coral and kills the coral reefs. There are many companies who are reef friendly sunscreens that doesn't contain these chemicals such as All Good, Badger, Banana Boat and many more.

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Take The #ReefFriendly Sunscreen Pledge | All Good Products

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Join the campaign to promote reef-friendly products! We've outlined criteria so you can make the best choice for the health of our oceans, health of coral reefs & health of your skin.

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1) Bill Khau

2) At Ko Olina Resorts Business at the resorts agreed to phase out plastic bags; LED Light bulbs are used in all street lighting; resort staff and security use electric vehicles, and only nonpotable water is used to irrigate the golf course and resort areas. They are also planning a service for guests to rent out the electric and hybrid car by the hour.

3)The Program called "The Spirit of Ko Olina: How to Give Back" sponsors local nonprofits, including MAO Organic Farms' social-entrepreneurship programs, Makaha Studios, Waianae High School's Searider Productions, the Native Hawaiian Traditional Healing Center, the Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center, the Junior Lifeguard Program and the Kalaeloa Heritage & Legacy Foundation.

https://www.hawaiibusiness.com/sustainable-hawaii-businesses/http://www.theresortgroup.com/press/hawaii-companies-show-sustainability-is-a-smart-business-strategy

http://koolina.com/destination/

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Herb garden the food and beverage staff grows and maintain a garden of various of herbs on property. The garden is fertilized by vermin-compost which is made on staff of the hotel.  The hotel is Kahala Resort and the link is https://www.kahalaresort.com/Press-releases/Kahala-Resort-2015-Governor%E2%80%99s-Green-Business-Award

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Turtle Bay participates in "Waste to Waves" in which styrofoam is used int hte surfboard making process.

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The waves are firing at Pipe and now we are collecting styrofoam at he Volcom Pipe Pro 2013. During the waiting period, you can bring your waste foam to the surf shop, Tropical Rush, in Haleiwa. You can literally "Turn your trash to slash" by bringing your waste foam to Tropical Rush. Several pro surfers at the contest have surfboards made from recycled EPS surfboard blanks, and they love how the recycled blanks surf. Check out this video from Torrey [...]

Step 1: Collect All of Your Waste EPS Foam You probably got it when you bought a new TV, computer, or some furniture. Most cities don't let you recycle this, and it just feels wrong to throw it into the trash can. A much higher use for this foam is to have it recycled and turned into new products, including surfboard blanks. We only accept clean, white, #6, Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam. This is exactly the same foam used [...]

Find a location to drop off your waste polystyrene packaging foam (aka EPS foam or "styrofoam"). NORTHERN CALIFORNIA San Francisco Bay Area: Proof Lab Marin County - 254 Shoreline Hwy, Mill Valley, CA 94941 Other SF City dropoff sites are temporarily suspended. We are working on a solution. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Ventura: FCD Surfboards / Patagonia - 43 South Olive Street, Ventura, CA Los Angeles County: Earth Technologies - 13125 Yukon Ave. Hawthorne, CA 90250 Patagonia Santa Monica - 1344 4th [...]

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The waves are firing at Pipe and now we are collecting styrofoam at he Volcom Pipe Pro 2013. During the waiting period, you can bring your waste foam to the surf shop, Tropical Rush, in Haleiwa. You can literally "Turn your trash to slash" by bringing your waste foam to Tropical Rush.

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The sustainability is also needed among intangible products, such as culture. The tourism industry tends to present the twisted cultures to attract more visitors. Some resort hotels in Hawaii have got the experts who share the authentic knowledge and true spirit of Hawaii, called a Cultural Advisor. Aulani is one of the top runners of this actions.
https://www.hawaiimagazine.com/cultural-advisors