IS 337 Hawaiian Culture and Nature: A History of Invasions

The 2001 IS 337 Class	Buying souvenirs for the folks back home
At the Waikiki Aquarium	Windblown at the Pali Overlook
Watching waves crashing over the reef	Exploring a tidal pool on the north shore
	Catching a Day Gecko (Phelsuma laticauda) at the Lyon Arboretum
Looking for wrinkled frogs at the base of Manoa Falls	Seeking shelter from the tropical sun

The ultimate tourist.

Aerial view of Coconut Island (photo courtesy of HIMB)	Kaneohe Bay and Coconut Island
View of Windward Oahu from Coconut Island	Most of the group stayed in the Lanai Suites, which are in the flight pattern of the Marine Air Corps Station on the nearby Mokapu Peninsula
Students meet a resident of the Institute	Getting to know a whale is not an everyday experience

"Hanging loose" at the Party Cove (photo by K. Wells)

Top Ten List

1. Aloooo — HA!

2. Beans and Rice

3. Avila Survivor Island

4. World's Greatest Waterfall

5. Fido the Jungle Fowl

6. Hang Loose with a Lizard Noose

7. Can We Swim with the Sharks?

Photo by A. Frazier

8. Where's Nate?

9. ABC Stores

10. Sleeping in the Flight Pattern

Student Projects

• Polynesian Cultures

• Marine Biology

• Terrestrial Ecology

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Copyright © 2001 by Robert Powell and David A. Wissmann.

Last revised: 05 June 2001.