Hawaiian Skies | Episode 9: Environmental Initiatives on the U.S. East Coast

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Hawaiian Skies | Episode 9: Environmental Initiatives on the U.S. East Coast

Program Category: Holomoana, ʻŌiwi TV

The worldwide voyage of the Hokulea continues as it visits New York’s Billion Oyster Project. Then on to Nova Scotia to experience the highest tides in the world at Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy.

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