Self-Sufficiency and Food Security in Hawaii

The video explores the impact of globalization on food consumption, highlighting Hawaii's reliance on imported food and the risks associated with it. It features Kimmy Werner, a Hawaiian native, who practices spearfishing as a means of self-sufficiency. The video delves into traditional Hawaiian practices like ahupua'a, emphasizing the importance of self-reliance and community sharing. It also covers hunting practices and the challenges posed by non-native species in Hawaii. The video concludes with reflections on the fragility of modern civilization and the value of connecting with nature.

What is one of the main concerns about the globalization of food?

• It promotes local farming.

• It poses risks to food security.

• It reduces food prices.

• It increases food variety.

What is a potential consequence if the boats stop coming to Hawaii?

• Increased tourism

• Food scarcity

• More imports

• Better weather

What skill does Kimmy Werner emphasize as crucial for survival in Hawaii?

• Cooking traditional dishes

• Spearfishing

• Building boats

• Growing pineapples

How did Kimmy Werner learn the skill of spearfishing?

• Through a community workshop

• From her father

• From a professional trainer

• By watching online videos

What does Kimmy Werner compare herself to when spearfishing?

• A lioness

• A shark

• A turtle

• A dolphin

What was the Ahupua'a system in Hawaii?

• A modern farming technique

• A type of fishing gear

• A traditional Hawaiian dance

• A method of land division and resource management

What is a key characteristic of the Ahupua'a system?

• It was 100% sustainable.

• It relied on imported goods.

• It was a centralized system.

• It was based on modern technology.

Why are non-native species like pigs considered a problem in Hawaii?

• They are too few in number.

• They are endangered.

• They are difficult to hunt.

• They threaten the ecosystem.

What is one benefit of self-sufficiency mentioned in the video?

• It fosters a sense of community.

• It increases reliance on imports.

• It reduces the need for community interaction.

• It eliminates the need for trade.

What is the main goal of the Hawaiian government's food production plan?

• To triple the amount of imported food

• To double the amount of food grown locally

• To reduce food prices by half

• To eliminate all non-native species