WELCOME BACK.
WELL, IF YOU'RE LOOKING
TO EDUCATE YOUR KEIKI
ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT.
THE SPRING BREAK PROGRAM
MAY GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS.
DALLIS ONTIVEROS JOINS
US LIVE WITH MORNIEN.
GOOD MORNING, DALLIS.
Reporter: GOOD
MORNING, KRISTINE AND
KELLY.
I'VE GOT TO TELL YOU, IT
IS SO BEAUTIFUL OUTSIDE.
YES, IT'S A LITTLE
CLOUDY BUT REALLY HAPPY
TO BE OUT HERE WHERE
THERE'S GOING TO BE AN
UPCOMING SPRING BREAK
PROGRAM FOR KIDS TO
LEARN ABOUT THE
ENVIRONMENT, HOW
IMPORTANT IT IS HERE ON
THE ISLAND AND REALLY
HAVE FUN WITH JUST A
BUNCH OF ARTS AND CRAFTS
AND GAMES AND A WHOLE
LOT MORE.
HERE WITH US IS SAVANNAH
WITH HAWAI'I NATURE
CENTER.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
HAVING ME, DALLIS.
Reporter: SOMETHING
THAT HAPPENED RIGHT
BEFORE WE WENT LIVE IS A
SPECIAL GUEST RIGHT
HERE.
A MO MONARCH BUTTERFLY.
IT JUST HAPPENED TO
SHOW UP.
WE DIDN'T RAISE IT AT
ALL BUT IT GREW UP HERE
ON THE CROWN FLOWER
THAT'S HERE BEHIND US.
IT MUST HAVE JUST
HATCHED FROM HIS CHR
YSALIS.
Reporter: SOMETHING
THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE
CREATING HERE ON "TAKE
2" IS KIND OF FORESTRY
PICTURE FRAME, RIGHT?
YEAH, YEAH, YEAH.
THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY IS
JUST ONE EXAMPLE OF THE
ORGANIC THING THAT
HAPPENS WHEN THE KIDS
COME OUT AND HANG OUT
WITH US AND DOING ONE OF
THE CRAFTS WE DO EVERY
WEEK AT NATURE CAMP
WHERE WE COLLECT THINGS
FROM NATURE AND MAKE A
PHOTO FRAME TO HELP
REMEMBER YOUR TIME HERE
AND THE AWESOME
FRIENDSHIPS YOU MAKE
TOO.
Reporter: WITH THAT
BEING SAID, LET'S PICK
SOME ITEMS HERE.
THIS IS ONE OF THE
GARDENS JUST CLOSE BY
THE CENTER.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF
GREAT PLANTS THAT ARE
GROWING IN HERE.
WE HAVE SOME TEA LEAVES
AND OWE -- OLENA GINGER.
Reporter: LET'S
PICK THEM THEN.
WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR
EXACTLY?
ANYTHING THAT YOU
THINK MIGHT BE CUTE AND
DECORATIVE WOULD BE A
GREAT FIND.
WE'VE GOT SOME STICKS,
SOME LEAVES.
THERE'S SOME GOOD LAVA
ROCKS IN THERE.
WE'VE GOT SOME SEEDS.
THIS HERE IS JOB'S TEAR.
Reporter: WHAT IS
THIS SEED CALLED AGAIN?
IT'S CALLED JOB'S
TEAR.
IT LOOKS ALMOST LIKE
CORN.
Reporter: IS THAT
EDIBLE?
I DO NOT BELIEVE SO
BUT I ACTUALLY DON'T
REMEMBER.
Reporter: NO
WORRIES.
WE'RE GOING TO SAVE IT
FOR OUR PICTURE FRAME
THEN.
WE'VE GOT THAT FOR
OUR PICTURE FRAME.
THERE'S ANOTHER SEED
OVER HERE THIS MIGHT BE
GOOD FOR OUR PICTURE
FRAME.
THIS HERE IS HE SEED BUT
IT ACTUALLY TURNS INTO A
FLOWER ALSO.
CUTE.
WHAT COLOR DOES IT BLOOM
INTO?
IT BLOOMS WHITE.
Reporter: HOW ABOUT
SOME STICKS?
WHAT KIND OF STICKS DO
WE WANT?
OR MAYBE PIECES OF BARK
OR SOMETHING.
BARK HERE AND THEN
LET'S SEE.
I THINK I SAW SOME PINE
NEEDLES OVER ON THE
THAT MIGHT BE GREAT
ALSO.
Reporter: SO LET'S
WALK BY HERE WITHOUT
SLIPPING OR ANYTHING.
AT THIS SPRING BREAK
PROGRAM -- THERE WE GO.
I ALMOST JINXED MYSELF.
IT'S NOT ONLY GOING TO
BE JUST EDUCATIONAL BUT
IT GIVES A CHANCE FOR
THE KIDS TO JUST BE
OUTSIDE.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT
HAPPENS IN YOUR HOME,
BUT SOMETIMES KIDS CAN
JUST BE GLUED ON THE
IPAD, NOT WANTING TO GO
OUTSIDE, PLAYING FO
FORTNITE.
WE TOTALLY BELIEVE IN
VITAMIN N, NATURE.
WE THINK ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION IS TO
IMPORTANT, DALLIS,
BECAUSE WHEN KIDS ARE
GLUED TO THEIR SCREENS
AND DEVICES, THEY ARE
NOT GETTING UP AND
LOOKING AT THE WORLD
AROUND THEM.
THEY ARE NOT BECOMING
THE NEXT GENERATION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDS
WHICH IS IMPORTANT.
WHEN THEY ARE ABLE TO
BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH
OTHER PEOPLE AND THE
WORLD AROUND THEM, THEN
THEY CAN BE ABLE TO TAKE
ALL OF OUR LIMITED
RESOURCES HERE IN THE
ISLANDS.
Reporter: WELL
SAID.
THERE'S A LOT TO LOOK
FORWARD TO.
WHILE WE'RE LOOKING FOR
WHAT WE'RE GOING TO ADD
TO OUR PICTURE FRAME,
COMING UP NEXT ON "TAKE
2", WE'RE GOING TO BE
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
SO IT IS PICTURE PERFECT
HERE AT THE HAWAIIAN
I'M GOING TO BE SENDING
IT BACK TO YOU, KRISTINE
AND KELLY.
COMING UP NEXT WE