Created a curriculum to teach younger students about coral

Provided outreach information for beachgoers at Spencer Beach

Raised awareness on the importance of using eco-friendly sunscreen and hosting sunscreen exchange opportunities

Created plastic-free campus lunches and setting up a composting system for paper plates.

Created an on-campus paper recycling program at school and increasing the amount of recycling bins

Created sustainability focused animation projects aimed at informing and inspiring youth

Purchased a water pump for Kāwā Wildlife Park to more efficiently water native coastal plants

Built a device that uses kinetic energy from human motion or exercise to charge batteries and power smartphones

Provided reef-safe sunscreen alternatives to beach-goers in exchange for a bottle of sunscreen that contains oxybenzone

Created a prototype to break down food, paper, and organic waste into liquid fertilizer and compost

Built raised garden beds to grow medicinal plants

Built a greenhouse out of repurposed materials

Created indoor hanging garden kits to grow food

Raised awareness about energy use

Protected Kuliʻouʻou Beach from erosion

Established a daily food waste collection system to generate compost for the campus garden

Built a fully automated, sustaianably powered vertical aquaponics system

Restored Niu and creating a mural depicting a restored version of Niu

Increased the number of plant-based meal options in the school cafeteria

Created an organic fertilizer out of indigenous plants

Created curricula to inform middle and elementary students about rapid ʻōhiʻa death

Created a hydroponic system that will harvest produce for consumption and medicinal purposes

Conducted an energy audit of Kapolei High School's G-Building

Created a club to engage with the community to connect to the land through food

Designed a learning and service experience for local youth leaders through a 3-day conference

Made school garden systems more available to the public, culminating in an end-of-year feast for the community

Created a water catchment system

Provided students with the opportunity to connect with nature by making several changes to campus, including installing a living wall of plants in the classroom and creating marine debris art