Who should attend this course?

Professionals, community leaders, and corporate teams interested in Hawaiian culture and sustainability.

Do I need prior knowledge of Hawaiian culture?

No, the workshop is designed for beginners and experienced learners alike.

Is this course applicable to corporate settings?

Yes, modules focus on integrating cultural and sustainability practices into organizations.

Will there be hands-on activities?

Yes, modules include interactive activities, role plays, and case studies.

Can this course be delivered in-house?

Yes, we offer tailored in-house sessions for organizations.

Is there any certification provided?

Participants receive a certificate of completion for professional recognition.

How long is the workshop?

This is a 1-day intensive workshop.

Does it cover environmental sustainability?

Yes, it combines cultural preservation with practical eco-friendly strategies.

Are there group discounts available?

Yes, organizations enrolling multiple participants can avail special rates.

Can international visitors join the course in Hilo?

Yes, the course welcomes global participants interested in Hawaiian culture.

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Preserving Hawaiian Heritage & Environment - 1 Day Workshop - Hilo

By Mangates

Explore Hawaii's rich cultural heritage and learn sustainable practices for modern communities in Hilo.

Location

Regus - Hilo, HL

Regus office space Ph No: +1 469 666 9332 Hilo, HI 96720

Agenda

Module 1: Introduction to Hawaiian Cultural Heritage

• Overview of Hawaiian history and traditions • Key cultural values: Aloha, Kuleana, and Ohana • Importance of preserving language, art, and rituals • Activity

Module 2: Sustainable Practices in Hawaiian Communities

• Principles of sustainability in Hawaiian culture • Traditional land and water management systems • Modern eco-friendly practices in Hilo • Case Study

Module 3: Hawaiian Environmental Conservation

• Endemic species and ecosystems of Hilo • Threats from climate change and invasive species • Role of cultural practices in conservation • Role Play

Module 4: Cultural Preservation in Organizations

• Integrating Hawaiian values into corporate culture • Best practices for culturally aware programs • Tools for cultural education in workplaces • Activity

Module 5: Eco-Tourism and Cultural Experiences

• Sustainable tourism models in Hawaii • Engaging visitors while preserving culture • Economic benefits of culturally sensitive tourism • Case Study

Module 6: Community Engagement & Cultural Advocacy

• Strategies for community involvement in preservation • Collaborative projects for cultural and environmental sustainability • Measuring impact and effectiveness of programs • Role Play

Module 7: Planning and Implementing Sustainable Projects

• Project planning tools for sustainability initiatives • Resource management and budget considerations • Monitoring, evaluation, and reporting for impact • Activity

Good to know

Highlights

8 hours
Ages 18+
In person
Paid venue parking

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Business • Other

Duration: 1 Full Day (9:00 AM – 5:00 PM)

Delivery Mode: Classroom (In-Person)

Language: English

Credits: 8 PDUs / Training Hours

Certification: Course Completion Certificate

Refreshments: Lunch, beverages, and light snacks will be provided during the session

Course Overview

Hilo, located on the Big Island of Hawaii, is a cultural and ecological hub where the preservation of Hawaiian heritage and sustainable practices is vital. This 1-day workshop offers participants an immersive experience into Hawaiian cultural traditions, values, and environmental stewardship. Through interactive modules, case studies, and practical exercises, attendees will understand the importance of maintaining cultural identity while implementing sustainable practices relevant to Hilo's communities.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

Understand the key principles of Hawaiian culture and heritage preservation.
Learn sustainable practices that support ecological balance in Hilo.
Develop strategies for incorporating cultural and environmental awareness into organizations and communities.
Build skills to educate others about Hawaiian traditions and sustainability.
Foster a sense of cultural pride while promoting environmentally responsible practices.

Target Audience

Corporate sustainability officers
HR and organizational development managers
Community leaders and cultural organizations
Environmental and ecological program managers
Educators and social service professionals
Tourism and hospitality professionals focusing on Hawaiian culture

Why It’s the Right Fit for You:

This course is a unique opportunity to explore Hawaii’s rich cultural heritage while learning sustainable practices that can transform organizations and communities. By combining cultural preservation with environmental stewardship, it inspires curiosity, promotes responsible leadership, and equips participants with actionable strategies to make a tangible impact in Hilo and beyond. Corporates will gain insights into aligning their sustainability initiatives with local traditions, strengthening community ties, and enhancing their organizational reputation.

Bring your team and save

1. Groups of three or more receive a 10% discount

2. Organizations hosting an in-house session with 10+ participants enjoy a 15% discount.

An in-house session allows organizations to tailor the training to their operational context, focus on specific sustainability challenges, and foster collaborative cultural awareness among staff. Teams learn together in a practical setting, ensuring a consistent understanding of Hawaiian cultural values and sustainable practices, which can be immediately applied to projects, workplace policies, and community engagement programs.

📧 Contact us today to schedule a customized in-house session: corporate@mangates.com

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