Kilo i‘a is published quarterly by the University of Hawai‘i and the
Friends of the Waikīkī Aquarium and is dedicated to increasing the
community's knowledge of the Waikīkī Aquarium and Hawai‘i's marine life.
kilo: Stargazer, reader of omens, seer, astrologer; to watch closely, examine, look around, observe, forecast.
i‘a: Fish or any marine animal.
Traditionally, the kilo i‘a was an expert of fish and marine life. He studied the behaviors and movements of i‘a. The kilo stood at a high point of land overlooking the ocean to watch for an expected school of fish and steered the fishermen in the school's direction. The success of surrounding the school was entirely up to the kilo.
A full-color magazine, Kilo i‘a, introduces readers to the fascinating undersea world found at the Waikīkī Aquarium. Each issue focuses on the amazing animals we work with — from the sublime to the bizarre, goes behind the scenes to learn about the ground-breaking work of our staff and explores the issues impacting our marine environments.
Kilo i‘a also highlights upcoming events and classes that allow our members to join in the adventure.
To see past issues of Kilo i‘a, click on the covers below:
2013 ISSUES
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Jan/Feb/Mar 2013
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2012 ISSUES
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Jan/Feb/Mar 2012
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Apr/May/June 2012
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Jul/Aug/Sep 2012
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Oct/Noc/Dec 2012
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2011 ISSUES
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Winter 2011
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Spring 2011
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Summer 2011
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Autumn 2011
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2010 ISSUES
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Winter 2010
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Spring 2010
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Summer 2010
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Autumn 2010
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2009 ISSUES
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Winter 2009
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Spring 2009
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Summer 2009
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Autumn 2009
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2008 ISSUES
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Winter 2008
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Spring 2008
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Summer 2008
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Autumn 2008
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