The Hawai'i That Was: A Geological and Anthropological Exploration of the Islands

Ever wondered how Kilauea's lava lake and Pu'u O'o flows shaped Hawaiian life and landscapes? I pulled together a field-study blog series on the geology and anthropology of the Hawaiian Islands. Expect Kilauea Iki night lava, Mauna Kea observatories, Mauna Loa weather, Gardiner Pinnacles, kipuka rare plants, Laupahoehoe tsunami, and rainbow sand beaches.

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Rolly's Take

For those who’re captivated by the whispers of ancient landscapes and the stories they tell. This blog speaks to the curious soul who seeks to understand the intricate dance between nature and humanity, finding wisdom in the volcanic heart of the Hawaiian Islands. Here, geology and anthropology converge, inviting you to dig deeper into the essence of a place that is both a paradise and a profound lesson in resilience.