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Closing
the Triangle
Introduction
The
Challenge
Readings
Rapa
Nui Settlement
Rapa
Nui Prehistory
Wind,
Weather, Ocean Currents of the Pacific
Sailing
Strategies
Geography,
History, & Culture in the Eastern Pacific
Educational
Curriculum for
Rapa Nui
Letter
to Educators
History
& Heritage
Virtual
Voyage
Introduction
I - Getting to know your Vessel
II - Sail Planning
III - Becoming a crewmember
IV - Provisioning the Vessel
V - Preparing for the Voyage
Research
& Action Projects
Introduction
I - Why We Explore
II - Meterology of the Pacific
III - Naked-eye Astronomy
IV - Sealife
V - Geography, History, Culture
How
to Track Hokulea
Vision
& Exploration
Exploring
the Night Sky
Star
Charts for Hawaii
Our
Sacred Earth
Malama
Hawaii Projects
Northwestern
Islands
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IV.
Sealife (Fish, Birds,
and Mammals of the Open Ocean)
At the PVS website, students access short descriptions and illustrations
of sealife. This information will help students anticipate and understand
why the voyagers see certain kinds of birds in different region or catch
certain kinds of fish while trolling. It will also help students understand
which birds can be used for finding land. Students may also wish to do background
research on the ecology of the open ocean--how these birds and fish survive
in this environment and what the structure of the food chain is.
Possible Activities: Field trip to a fish market to view and identify
deep-sea fish; research into local fishing practices and fishing laws designed
for sustainable recreational and commercial fishing; field trip to a bird
island and sanctuary to view and identify sea birds; comparisons of reef
fish with pelagic fish.
Resources
within this website:
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