Tag: surfers

Hibiscus 1 2 3, Let’s Grow Together!

Let’s learn how to propagate and grow native plants. Join instructors Heidi Bornhorst, a native Hawaiian plant and professional landscaping  expert along with Colleen Kudo, a botanical alchemist and founder of Ocean Girl Project. When: Saturday March 11th 2017 Times: 9:30am-11:30am (light refreshments provided) Location: Kaimuki, address upon registration Sign-up: Please use registration form at…

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July Ocean Girl Camp

We had an AMAZING week of learning, art, surfing and play at last week’s Ocean Girl Project surf camp! BIG Mahalo to the AWESOME parents, volunteers and ocean girl supporters for making everything we did safe, meaningful, fun and for being so helpful. The girls loved it and we loved having them!

Talk Story w/ ELIA HERMAN |Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary

Talk Story w/ ELIA HERMAN April 30 @ 8:00 pm When: April 30th 8pm Doors open at 6pm Where: Surfer, The Bar Cover: $5 Donation to the Hawaii Conservation Alliance Foundation Elia Herman manages the Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary for the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) and heads DLNR’s marine protected species…

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5 incredibly easy Earth Day tips from ocean athletes

Everyday is Earth Day Beach Clean Up!! Come join Ocean Girl Project and clean a dirrrrrrty beeeeeach! Baby Maks 8-11am. Bring a board and pray for surf after! And if you’re an early bird, sunrise morning yoga sesh, bright and early at 6:45am with the wonderful Sarah Moore!   Ocean Minded’s ambassadors share how you…

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The Grip of the Rip | Ocean Girl Project| Ocean News | Rip Currents

What is a rip current? Rip currents are channeled currents of water flowing away from shore. They generally begin from the shoreline and head through the surf zone – past the line of breaking waves. Some people mistakenly call this undertow. It is important to understand that there is no undertow, just water moving away…

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