16 Hawaii Parent May/June 2026 Science & Sustainability Festival • May 30th Explore the powerful connection between science, culture, and community at the Science & Sustainability Festival, held at the Bishop Museum. This inspiring event invites families to discover how Hawaii’s unique ecosystems are studied, protected, and preserved for future generations. Centered around this year’s theme, Makahiki Kuleana Kahakai (the Year of Our Coastal Kuleana) the festival highlights the importance of caring for Hawaii’s coastlines and the vital role they play in connecting communities. Through hands-on activities, keiki and adults alike can engage with interactive exhibits that bring science and sustainability to life. Guests will have the opportunity to learn directly from museum scientists, educators, cultural practitioners, and community partners who are actively working on the front lines of conservation and biodiversity research across the islands. These meaningful interactions help bridge traditional ‘ike Hawaii with modern scientific practices, offering a deeper understanding of how both perspectives contribute to a sustainable future. Designed for the whole ohana, the festival blends education, culture, and creativity into a fun and impactful experience, encouraging everyone to take part in caring for Hawaii’s natural resources.
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