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After doing episodes of the ku klux klan, and bear in alaska, you get to go to hawaii this time. experience paradise. you know, be like bourdain. mother [ bleep ]. my next stop is the big island of hawaii, to check out a historic fish bond at the national park. by the 1970s the land had fallen into disrepair and was targeted by developers. that s when native hawaiian activists stepped in. their protests not only helped restore it, but turned it into a national park. another example of hawaiians showing the world that good can triumph over evil. today that spirit lives on with ruth alua. she s a guardian of the park s historic fish bond and she works with the federal government to continue its restoration. so this fish pond is hundreds of years old. it s always been used to produce fish. so we can just literally jump down and hand pick the fish you would want from the fish bond. so this is a way for people to sustainably fish, and it doesn t require a lot of ....
Unnatural energy or resources? yes, yeah. that s exactly it. here s how this fish pond works. ruth s ancestors built the stone walls to create the pond and protect it from the waves of the ocean. they also used rocks to create a channel with a gate allowing the fish to come in. as the fish grow, they re unable to get out. this design kept people fed for centuries without one piece of modern technology. it s a never ending costco sample plate. our elders were able to sustainably live here by producing their own food, by gathering their own seafood. if you look at today, and just a little over a hundred years, what you re looking at is 60% to 70% of our seafood being shipped in when we re an island of people. you re looking at 90% of our general goods are being shipped in mats and containers. if for some reason, these containers can t get in, we only have enough food to survive for seven to ten days as an island. let s say if hawaii has never been found by the white man. the ne ....
Doesn t require a lot of unnatural energy or resources? yes, yeah, that s exactly it. here s how this fish pond works. ruth s ancestors built the stone walls to create the pond and protect it from the waves of the ocean. they also used rocks to create a channel with a gate allowing the fish to come in. as the fish grow, they re unable to get out. this design kept people fed for centuries without one piece of modern technology. it s a never ending costco sample plate. our elders were able to sustainably live here by producing their own food, by gathering their own seafood. if you look at today, and just a little over a hundred years, what you re looking at is 60 to 70% of our seafood being shipped in when we re an island of people. you re looking at 90% of our general goods are being shipped in. in mats and containers. if for some reason, these containers can t get in, we only have enough food to survive for seven to ten days as an island. let s say if hawaii has never been fo ....
This time. experience paradise. you know, be like bourdain. mother [ bleep ]. my next stop is the big island of hawaii, to check out a historic fish bond at the national park. by the 1970s the land had fallen into disrepair and was targeted by developers. that s when native hawaiian activists stepped in. their protests not only helped restore it, but turned it into a national park. another example of hawaiians showing the world that good can triumph over evil. today that spirit lives on with ruth alua. she s a guardian of the park s historic fish bond and she works with the federal government to continue its restoration. so this fish pond is hundreds of years old. it s always been used to produce fish. so we can just literally jump down and hand pick the fish you would want from the fish bond. so this is a way for people to sustainably fish, and it ....
You know, be like bourdain. mother [ bleep ]. my next stop is the big island of hawaii, to check out a historic fish bond at the national park. by the 1970s the land had fallen into disrepair and was targeted by developers. that s when native hawaiian activists stepped in. their protests not only helped restore it, but turned it into a national park. another example of hawaiians showing the world that good can triumph over evil. today that spirit lives on with ruth alua. she s a guardian of the park s historic fish bond and she works with the federal government to continue its restoration. so this fish bond is hundreds of years old. it s always been used to produce fish. so we can just literally jump down and hand pick the fish you would want from the fish bond. so this is a way for people to sustainably fish, and it doesn t require a lot of unnatural energy or resources? yes, yeah, that s exactly it. ....