Mauka to Makai

A science blog for the masses

About

In Hawaiian, Mauka means inland or near the mountains and Makai means oceanside. This blog will cover environmental topics related to inland and coastal areas and everything in between. We’ll also cover marine topics. In fact, we’ll probably cover a lot of issues related to the ocean (kai in Hawaiian) since that’s where our passions lienot to mention our expertise.

We want to get people psyched about science and the environment. We want to make science social—not a social science like psychology, sociology and economics—but a social experience. In other words, we want people to talk about this stuff at cocktail parties and with their running buddies…and everywhere in between.

Mauka to Makai is written by two marine biologists/writers, Kelsey Abbott and Peter McDougall.

Contact us: m2mblog@gmail.com

7 Comments »

  Ted Amazeen wrote @

I was shocked to read that cotton absorbs 25% of the world’s pesticides – I always thought of cotton as “pure.” How naive.

  Jill D wrote @

I LOVE your website! Nice job guys!

  Amy Gubbins wrote @

Found your website really interesting! I look forward to reading more!

  clint willis wrote @

great job guys. is a really disgusting geek a nerdle?

  Brian Branstetter wrote @

This site is beautiful and informative! ‘m addicted!

  Christie wrote @

Love the site name :)

  crazycris wrote @

Well I just landed here and your “about” page has me signing up to “follow” and looking forward to reading some very interesting posts! :)


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