Happy Penguin Awareness Day! Know your penguins! There are 18 different species; all are found in the Southern Hemisphere, though the Galapagos lives near the Equator. The Emperor is the tallest at more than 1m. Many species are threatened or endangered.TO WATCH LIVE PENGUIN CAM, click here and enjoy these magical creatures!
Gazing at the sky so blue
I see more lines and haze
from all the crazy chemtrails
the world’s begun to ail.
Do we know what they are doing
how about longtime effects
on our children and water
earth, food and all our pets.
Why would they do this
and how is it allowed
with no regulations
on these deadly dripping clouds.
What about the future
and the damage that’s being done
we can’t just sit here silent
cause they’re poisoning, everyone.
Hansi Riley
This is something you should check out, the chemicals are now showing up in our water sources. The bee population has been impacted and on and on. It is up to us to protect each other, you think global warming is bad… Start looking up (day and night), it’s pretty crazy.
Chemtrails, Here is your PROOF 100% Real “MUST WATCH” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5is16A8pfw
TRUMP STOPS CHEMTRAILS executive order (but it’s done nothing to stop it so far, they’re still spraying) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9Sxo1Ml5qU
Hawaii-based real estate development company, Honokea Surf Villages & Resorts, is looking to develop a 60-acre ‘surf village’ and resort in California’s Coachella Valley.
The development will include a surf facility, an adventure sports park, a large events space, an organic farm, dining and shopping areas, and a boutique hotel.
A rendering of the Honokea Surf Village in Coachella Valley.
COURTESY HONOKEA SURF PARK
The company was founded in 2011 by local surfer and waterman Brian Keaulana, Keno Knieriem and his father Kenan Knieriem to create a unique real estate development company that uses man-made wave technologies to create surf resorts in Hawaii and the Mainland.
Honokea partnered with California-based land development management company The Rilington Group to oversee construction, which may create up to 400 local jobs. Once open, the project is expected to create 600 jobs and generate more than $1 billion for the local economy.
“We are honored to lead the planning and execution of this project,” said Mickie Riley, president of The Rilington Group. “With our local knowledge and expertise we are excited to bring Honokea’s vision to life in the Coachella Valley. As a locally operated firm not only do we work in the community but we live here and we play here. The Coachella Valley is an ideal location for the Surf Village and we share in Honokea’s focus on environmental sustainability and community building.”
The Honokea Surf Village will be a sustainable project, using drip irrigation and aquaponic farming, using approximately one-eighth the water currently consumed by each of the 124 golf courses in the valley.
The project has been in the works for two years, and will include educational initiatives involving local school partnerships, as well as collaborations with nonprofit organizations.
“We would be truly honored to bring Honokea to the Coachella Valley,” Keaulana said in a statement. “Southern California has a great surf culture that has always been tied very closely to Hawaii, and the desert is such a special place. We are excited to combine these cultures into something authentic and truly unique.”
Katie Murar covers tourism, restaurants, retail and residential real estate for Pacific Business
