HWST 207 Final by Brooke Tingzon

Oʻahu Moku & Ahupuaʻa

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Palolo Ahupuaʻa

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Diamond Head Lighthouse

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The Diamond Head Lighthouse sits on the southern edge of Waikiki and was first built in 1899. The one that stands today was built in 1917. In 1980, the lighthouse was included in the National Register of Historic Places.

Palolo Ahupuaʻa

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Diamond Head State Monument Brochure

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The Diamond Head State Monument brochure includes information about the history of Diamond Head. Some of the topics can include how the crater was formed, early history, and the environment.

Diamond Head

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This image shows Diamond Head from Waikiki beach. There are many other historical photos throughout history that have Diamond Head in the background. This photo is important because it shows how much civilization has evolved around this crater.

Waikiki: A History of Forgetting and Remembering

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 03:48:32 UTC

The book titled, “Waikiki: A History of Forgetting and Remembering,” discusses the cultural and environmental history of Waikiki, Hawaii. Mainly how a native Hawaiian community has now turned into a globally renowned tourist destination.

Honolulu

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 03:50:35 UTC

Honolulu is the capital of the islands of Hawaii. This article gives a history on the city of Honolulu which is a part of the Kona Ahupuaʻa of Oahu. It is also one of the most popular places to visit for tourists.

Palolo Hill

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 03:51:45 UTC

Pālolo Hill has a nice view of the Pacific Ocean, Diamond Head, and Koko head. This article gives a history of the marketing that went into the Pālolo Hill development.

Palolo Valley District Park

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 03:53:52 UTC

This image is of the Pālolo Valley District Park in Kaimauki. This is a part of the ahuppuaʻa of Pālolo.

Palolo Housing Upgrades

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 03:55:16 UTC

This article describes a new housing improvement project within Palolo. There is a $35M budget for this housing upgrade project. This proves to show there are improvements wanting to be made in this area.

Palolo Valley

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An image of the Palolo Valley.

Saint Louis School

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Saint Louis School has written a piece of the ahupuaʻa they are located in. This is located on their website in ʻĀina-Based Learning. This is a school located within this ahupuaʻa.

Honolulu Palolo Valley Neighborhood Tour

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 03:59:50 UTC

This video can give an idea of what life can be like in the Pālolo Valley.

Kaʻau Crater

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The Kaʻau crater is reached from the end of the Pālolo Valley. There is a trail but it is closed to the public.

Palolo Stream

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:02:19 UTC

The Pālolo Stream has now become a new educational site for the students of Saint Louis. This article is based on the vision to restore the Pālolo Stream. The Pālolo Stream is a significant place for Hawaiians.

Castleʻs Surf Break

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:03:29 UTC

Castle's surf break is historic since Duke Kahanamoku caught a wave from there all the way to Waikiki beach. His statue also stands in Waikiki Beach. It is important to include the ocean and surf breaks since surfing is a big part of Hawaiian culture.

Farming Regulations

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:05:33 UTC

Traditional Hawaiian practices can clash with current regulations and restrictions. In Pukele Stream in Pālolo Valley, farmers face strict regulations especially in taro growing. This shows places of nature within the Palolo Valley.

Wilhelmina Rise

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:06:30 UTC

This image is of the Wilhelmina Rise. The Wilhelmina rise has become one of the most popular locations in the past decades.

Peʻahi Ahupuaʻa

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Ahupuaʻa of Maui

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This is an image of all of the Ahupuaʻa on Maui. This map also shows the different moku and ahupuaʻa of the island.

Moku Map

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:15:25 UTC

This article provides the moku of the islands of Hawaii. On Mauiʻs map the moku Peʻahi is located in Hamakua Loa

Peʻahi

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Peʻahi is one of the biggest surfing spots in the world and it is located in Maui. The beach peʻahi, mostly known as Jaws, can produce waves from 40 to 60 feet. Peʻahi beach is a very popular surfing beach in Hawaii

Waves at Jaws

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This is an image of how big the waves can get at Jaws. Jaws is located in Peʻahi, Maui.

Kai Lenny

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This video shows surfer Kai Lenny as he surfs his famous double barrel at Jaws, Maui. He is recognized as one of the best Jaws surfers of all time.

Quiksilver Jaws Big Wave Challenge

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:19:35 UTC

Surfing competitions are also held at Jaws. The Quiksilver Jaws Big Wave Challenge is a huge paddle-in surf competition. Surf competitions can make history and recognize such great talent.

Quiksilver Jaws Big Wave Challenge 2023

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This is an image of the Quiksilver Jaws Big Wave Challenge from 2023.

Peʻahi, Maui

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This is an overview image of Peahi, Maui.

Peʻahi Farms

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:23:03 UTC

Peʻahi farms is located on the North Shore of Maui. Peʻahi farms is a community and has guidelines to live there. This article goes more in depth on the history of Peʻahi Farms.

Peʻahi Farms Lot 14

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This is an image of Peʻahi Farms.

Merwin Conservancy

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The Merwin Conservancy gives the story of the Peʻahi Stream. W.S. Merwin spent the rest of his life along the Peʻahi Stream after he discovered it. He found out Peʻahi receives an abundance of rain every year.

Pe‘ahi and Halehaku Streams

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This is an image of the Pe‘ahi and Halehaku Streams.

How Scary Is Surfing Jaws?

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:31:57 UTC

Jaws can be a very dangerous and scary place to surf. The huge waves are not for beginner surfers. This article provides a video of how big the waves can get and how careful surfers must be.

How "Jaws" was Named

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:34:02 UTC

The name “Jaws” came from three surfers in 1975. These surfers were John Lemus, John Roberson, and John Potternick. They said surfing the waves at Jaws was very unpredictable just like sharks. I wanted to include how the name “Jaws” came to be.

Peʻahi Location

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:37:52 UTC

This is a link to where Peʻahi is on Google maps. Now, it can be hard to truly get an idea of where places are on historical maps.

Tudor Big Wave Challenge

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:39:03 UTC

The Tudor Big Wave Challenge is a World Surf League competition that is held in Nazare, Portugal and Maui, Hawaii. These two places are where the biggest waves can be. These beaches are also where legends are made.

Tudor Jaws

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:40:42 UTC

This is a poster for the Tudor Big Wave Challenge hosted by World Surf League.

Cancellation of Jaws Big Wave Event

tingzonb — 2024-12-09 04:49:43 UTC

This article is about an interview and explains the cancellation of the WSL Jaws Big Wave Event 2024. This is due to safety concerns and logistical challenges.