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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2023 · 1H 7M

EP 6 Hawai`i educator Pauline Sato talks about creating a better world by learning about and loving where you live

from Land and People · host Melissa Chimera

Pauline Sato speaks to the evolution of `āina (land)-based learning across her decades long career in environmental education with Moanalua Gardens Foundation, Bishop Museum, The Nature Conservancy, and now as the Executive Director of Mālama Learning Center. While her broad reach in introducing many generations of students and stewards to the Hawaiian outdoors is well known, few know about how she connected with nature as a child watching television or her wild times in Wailau valley on Moloka`i. Now as one of the producers of the Oceanic Cable show "Outside Hawai`i"(watch the program here or at https://www.malamalearningcenter.org/) she enters a new realm of mālama (care) outreach and audience.

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