{"id":2826,"date":"2017-07-13T11:51:18","date_gmt":"2017-07-13T09:51:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/alicezumbe.de\/blog\/?p=2826"},"modified":"2019-01-07T18:46:59","modified_gmt":"2019-01-07T17:46:59","slug":"interview-bridge-to-hawaii-english-version","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/alicezumbe.de\/blog\/interview-bridge-to-hawaii-english-version\/","title":{"rendered":"Interview „Bridge to Hawaii“ – english version."},"content":{"rendered":"
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Vorschau der \u00c4nderungen<\/a> „Bridge to Hawaii.“<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Interview Bridge to Hawaii<\/em>. Environmental Travel Project.<\/p>\n

What is the project about?<\/p>\n

The project is supported by 3 pillars:<\/p>\n

1. The first pillar is: LOVE<\/p>\n

Since 2013 I have been intensively concerning myself with all aspects of love in theoretical and practical use. What does it mean in daily life to decide for love and how to act accordingly? I\u00b4m telling the stories on my way. I\u2019m writing them. Many short stories have brought me in contact with Hawaii. For over two decades the islands have had an impact on me without ever being there. The word Aloha<\/em> in German is translated into Liebe<\/em> (Love) so it stimulates my curiosity. A force is pulling towards Hawaii which I cannot explain.<\/p>\n

2. The second pillar is: BRIDGE<\/p>\n

My interest in Hawaii has put me in touch with the Hokule\u00b4a the Polynesian canoe and its
\nworldwide voyage. A lot of people support this adventure. The PVS (Polynesian Voyaging Society<\/em>), initiator of the canoe also uses the voyage to show climate change issues and to find sustainable solutions for climate change. The message is \u201cMalama Honua\u201d<\/em> and it means \u201cto care for our Island Earth\u201d<\/em>. It also includes establishing environmental projects in early education so that children become more aware about protecting the environment.
\nThe Hokule\u00b4a has travelled to all continents except Europe. I\u00b4m not sure why, however, I want to support the people involved in the canoe and the \u201cMalama Honua\u201d<\/em> which has an Influence on all of us. So my idea is to build a bridge to connect people and close the gap.<\/p>\n

3. The third pillar is: TRAVEL<\/p>\n

To tell a real life story you have to experience it. Just writing about the Hokule\u00b4a wasn\u2019t enough. I wanted to do more. This was the moment that the idea of the environmental travel project was born. In October 2017 started the B2H Crew with the first members and I created an \u201eus\u201c with this step.<\/p>\n

Environmentally friendly travelling? Is it possible? What kinds of opportunities are offered by the different forms of transport? What is about everyday products such as toothpaste, socks or Mobile phone? Or even cars, ships or planes? What is possible and what isn\u2019t?<\/p>\n

The elements water, earth and air are all components of the trip and include all aspects of
\nenvironmental issues. The plan is to travel with a ship (preferable with a sailing vessel) across the Atlantic, maybe with SkySails technology<\/a>. Then to travel with an environmentally friendly vehicle to the US west coast and then fly to Hawaii. On the islands the 3 pillars will join together to connect the people in real time and to intensify the connection creating a space for new stories and getting to know each other.<\/p>\n

How can you support the project?<\/strong><\/p>\n

We are feeling happy about our product sponsors RAW Elements USA, HYDROPHIL (Hamburg, Germany) and i+m Berlin (Germany) and looking forward to new companies who support our journey, our idea, our vision. The goal is to reach as many people as possible to create new connections and to support the \u201cMalama Honua\u201d<\/em>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Transportation <\/em>
\nWe need 13 plus 3 places (Film crew) on a ship crossing the Atlantic, transport opportunities crossing the US (train tickets for example)<\/span> and flight seats to the Hawaiian Islands (our favorite company: Hawaiian Airlines<\/em>, sponsor of the Hokule\u00b4a)<\/span><\/p>\n

Accommodation<\/em>
\nWe need 13 plus 3 places on the journey (approximately 14 days) and on the Hawaiian Islands (approximately 14 days). Private by the locals, AirBnB or hotels (preferable in an evironmental friendly context) are possibilities.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

Catering<\/em>
\nThe B2H Crew and Film team also need the daily dose food & beverage beside love, Aloha. Cooking with the locals, farmers markets, vegetarian food, seasonal & regional is our focus with an open eye to others.<\/span><\/p>\n

Equipment<\/em>
\nWe are looking for companies which produce technical equipment like Mobile phones (for example FAIRPHONE), Laptops & gadgets for filming and things for the journey like suitcases & bags, clothes (a special B2H collection) & cleaning supplies.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

Retelling helps immensely, if you do not discover other synergies!
\nThank you, mahalo nui loa, for your support.<\/p>\n

PS. We are looking forward to answering your question as well.
\nPlease feel free to write us:
\noffice@bridge2hawaii.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Who is the target group?<\/p>\n

Are you interested in environmentally friendly solutions in everyday life?
\nDo you want to ensure that your children will enjoy life on this earth in the future?
\nDo you like travelling but environmental issues make you feel helpless?
\nDo you like adventures?
\nAre you looking for inspiration?
\nAre you interested in Love?<\/p>\n

Then you are exactly in the right place! Welcome!<\/p>\n

PS. Hokule\u00b4a and Malama Honua.<\/a><\/p>\n

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