Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii

Aloha everyone! We have an epic Island Earth Speaker Series happening TONIGHT, Thursday, December 5th at Native Books 📚 from 6 - 8PM (doors open at 5:30PM). Take a peek into storytelling that tethers together place, ‘āina, and sustainability. Pupus and drinks available! Register for this event and see the full schedule/list of speakers by clicking the link: https://lnkd.in/gHrtT4Uz See you all there!

The spookiest of all festivals is coming to Kaimukī at Ali'iolani Elementary School on Saturday, October 19th from 3P - 8P! Join us for Sustainable Ghostlines Festival, featuring cleanup + restoration activities, live music + a community market, live t-shirt screen printing on your own pre-loved shirt, an upcycled costume contest, AND MORE! Show up in your spookiest upcycled costume throughout our festival and enter our costume contest! You can even enter our raffle to win prizes worth over $500+. Been waiting for some of our (usually always) sold out SCH merch? Have no fear... live screen printing will be there! Throughout the evening, festival goers can enjoy access to sustainable vendors, nonprofit booths, the yummiest food trucks from across O'ahu, live entertainment and more. Register TODAY! We can't wait to see you there 👻 #sustainablecoastlineshawaii #cleanyobeach #coasthuggers #sustainableghostlineshawaii #keepitkaimuki #kaimuki #festivalshawaii #communitymarket #saturdaymarket #livescreenprinting #cleanup #restoration #nativeplantshawaii

Get ready for our BIGGEST + SPOOKIEST festival of the year! Sustainable Ghostlines Festival is coming to Ali'iolani Elementary School in Kaimukī, October 19th from 3P - 8P. Join us to start the afternoon off with cleanup + restoration activities, a community market + live music, live-screen printing on your own pre-loved t-shirt, an upcycled costume contest AND MORE! Register today via the link or at our website https://lnkd.in/e4q4Ncu .

We're gearing up for our first large-scale event of the year... EARTH WEEK 2024!🌏 Join us in connecting to our coastlines throughout Earth Week in Waimānalo, from April 21st to April 27th (see registration for event times). Throughout the week, we will be celebrating Earth Week in the best ways we know how: through stewardship, community, and fun! This year, instead of our annual Earth Day Festival, we're breaking up activities into four separate events throughout the week, working with our partners GoFarm Hawai'i, Bellows Conservation Program, Full Circle Farm, and the Nation of Hawai'i. Volunteer events will range from a beach cleanup at Bellows Beach, to upstream restoration work at the Nation of Hawai'i, and everything in between! These are keiki to kupuna friendly events + all are welcome. Register TODAY via the link in our bio 🙌🏽 Have an idea of who you're bringing to Earth Week? Share this post with your earth loving friends or, tag them in the comment section below! 👀👇🏼 #sustainablecoastlineshawaii #coasthuggers #cleanyobeach #EarthWeek2024 #EarthDay2024 #plasticpollution #hot4compost #EarthMonth2024 #plasticpollutioneducation #beachcleanup #farmday #restoration #cleanbeachesstartathome #investinourplanet

What seems small to us can sometimes be catastrophic to others...🕊️🐥 Even the most minuscule plastics can have life-threatening effects on both humans, and all other life forms around us! Who are these hidden culprits, and what exactly is it that they do? To name a few, there are: 1. Bisphenol A (BPA): BPA is a chemical compound used in the production of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. It is known to mimic the hormone estrogen and has been linked to various health issues, including reproductive disorders, developmental problems, and certain cancers. BPA can leach out of plastic containers, particularly when they are heated or come into contact with acidic or fatty foods. 2. Phthalates: Phthalates are a group of chemicals used as plasticizers to make plastics more flexible and durable. They have been associated with hormone disruption, reproductive problems, asthma, and developmental issues, particularly in children. 3. Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): PVC is a widely used plastic known for its durability and versatility. Its production and disposal can release toxic chemicals such as dioxins, phthalates, and vinyl chloride into the environment. Dioxins are highly toxic and can cause cancer, reproductive and developmental disorders, and immune system damage in humans and animals. 4. Styrene: Styrene is a chemical compound used in the production of polystyrene plastics, which are commonly used in food packaging, disposable cups, and foam insulation. Styrene exposure has been associated with respiratory issues, neurological effects, and carcinogenicity in humans. These are just a few examples of the toxins present in plastics and their potentially harmful effects on living things. It's important to be aware of these risks and take steps to minimize exposure to harmful chemicals by choosing safer alternatives and practicing proper waste management and recycling♻️ #SustainableCoastlinesHawaii #CoastHuggers #CleanYoBeach #PlasticPollution #ToxicPlastics #SustainableLiving #SayNoToPlastic #PlasticFreeFuture #EcoAwareness #ToxinFreeLiving

SCH is Hiring!!! Our Action Manager Position is now open for submissions. Do you want a chance to join the most dynamic, fun, and impactful nonprofit team? Sustainable Coastlines Hawai‘i is hiring for a management level position to lead our Action Team. We’re looking for experienced leaders grounded in Hawai‘i, its culture, and ‘āina based community action. The position requires the ability to lead a team with creativity, independence, mentorship, and excellent interpersonal skills. Do you think that could be you or someone you know? Click the link below to find the detailed job description and application.

SCH IS HIRING!! Do you want a chance to join the most dynamic, fun, and impactful nonprofit team? Sustainable Coastlines Hawai‘i is hiring for a management level position to lead our Action Team. We’re looking for experienced leaders grounded in Hawai‘i, its culture, and ‘āina based community action. The position requires the ability to lead a team with creativity, independence, mentorship, and excellent interpersonal skills. Do you think that could be you or someone you know? Click the link below to find the detailed job description and application. https://lnkd.in/gegzFVMK

While top global plastic polluters like the coca cola company and nestle profit from the production and sale of single-use plastic products, communities around the world are suffering the consequences. From polluting the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the water we drink, plastic has become a persistent issue throughout the world. As we look to the future of what kind of world we want to be part of, it highlights a culture of reuse, upcycling, taking civic action, and a circular economy that gives more than it takes from our natural world. #sustainablecoastlineshawaii #cleanyobeach #coasthuggers #civicaction #plasticpollutioneducation #plasticpollution #plasticfreeoceans #Repost @breakfreefromplastic ・・・ We are paying the price as top corporate plastic polluters @cocacola, @nestle, @unilever, @pepsico, and @mondelez_international continue to flood the environment with single-use plastic. It’s time to end single-use plastics, switch to reuse systems now! Link in bio for more information. #BrandAudit2023 #BreakFreeFromPlastic

WE'RE HIRING! Our (re)Learning Team is hiring contract Educators to engage with students and the community through in-class presentations, beach cleanups, field trips, and more! If you're passionate about creative immersive learning experiences for learners of all ages, we want you to come to our Educator Info session where you'll have the opportunity to learn more about the work we do in classrooms and coastlines throughout Hawai'i. For the full job description, learn more at our website https://lnkd.in/gxcvXNWH . Register for the info session here ( https://lnkd.in/gJQ3hp-E ) + SHARE this with someone you know would be interested! #sustainablecoastlineshawaii #coasthuggers #cleanyobeach #hiring #educators #plasticpollution #upstreamsolutions

What an incredible way to start the year! Last night we had the opportunity to watch the ReUnite Us film and take part in the conversation as our Executive Director Rafael Bergstrom took part in the panel following the film. Our team left feeling inspired to stay steadfast and ground into the work we do in inspiring communities to care for coastlines. #sustainablecoastlineshawaii #ReUniteUsfilm #parleyairstation #sustainability #Bill40