The Arbor Collective has joined True Offsets carbon offset program working to restore our planet’s health and balance through reforestation, ecological restoration, and renewable energy and energy conservation programs.
Hahai no ka ua i ka ulula’au. Translation: The rain follows after the forest.
Explanation: If you destroy the forest, the rains will cease to fall and the land will become a desert. without the forest soil will run into the ocean and killing our fish and reefs-the balance will be lost.
Ulu lāʻau-Forest
Maʻukele-Rain Forest
Wao kele- Uplands Forest
Māulukua-Edge Of Forest and Corridor
Reforestation, Invasive Species Removal, Forest Management
Wai
Water and watershed restoration programs including rain barrels, rain gardens and beach clean-ups.
Mala Ai
Food garden, compost, compost tea and other farming and agricultural programs.
Ohana: Family
Working with our sister non-profit The Rock ‘n Renew Foundation, we create community sustainability programs that help families in need and provide green job training for our communities keiki (children).
Tree planting in action.
True Offsets 3 main forest restoration sites allow us to put concentrated effort into:
Invasive Species Removal and Native Species Planting
Compost Tea Brewing, Soil Web Development, and Permaculture
Watershed Restoration
True Offsets carbon offset program works to restore our planets health and balance through reforestation, ecological restoration, and renewable energy and energy conservation programs.
“Trying to write a bio for a website [Arbor]. Difficult. I move often & don’t keep jobs long term. Art is a constant,
but that’s about it.”
Jimiyo has worked with various industries and companies: an artist and director for the Nascar industry, an artist and director for Designbyhumans.com and Teefury.com, a professional online design contest winner, a freelancer with notable clients such as Billabong and Sullen, and he’s even worked as a janitor back in the day. Above all things, he strives to obtain freedom from normal obligations so he can pursue art and the improvement of his craft.
If you live in the Midwest, you’ll want to get out to your local hill and check out the antics of this crew of pro shreds as they make their way across the plains. Check out the flier and schedule for details.
Arbor’s take on the rocker revolution - the new Draft is designed around The System, a fusion of interdependent technologies that support jib-specific performance.
ARBOR PREFERRED QUIVER: The Draft for park and jibbing and the Wasteland for backcountry powder missions.
OTHER SPONSORS: Winter Park Resort, Skullcandy Headphones, Von Zipper, Flux Bindings, Red Bull, Capix Helmets, Pow Gloves, Spacecraft, Headhunter Sunscreen, Windell’s Camp, Installation Gallery and L-R-G.
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WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE PLACE ON EARTH TO RIDE?
Pretty much anywhere. You know, my favorites are temporary because each and every year I try to evolve through my experiences. I can’t commit to a single one.
IF YOU COULD PICK FOUR RIDERS (alive or dead) TO SNOWBOARD WITH, WHO WOULD THEY BE AND WHERE WOULD YOU GO?
Josh Malay, Nicolas Muller, Daniel Frank, and Ron Bureta, probably in Japan
WORST LIE YOU EVER TOLD YOUR MOM?
That I have never smoked weed.
WORST LIE YOUR MOM EVER TOLD YOU?
I was more Irish than I actually am.
MAC OR PC?
Mac
WOULD YOU RATHER BE SMART & UGLY OR DUMB & BEAUTIFUL?
Smart and humble, with a smile, rocking a hoodie, headphones and my sunglasses.
WHAT’S YOUR WORST HABBIT?
(Be Honest) Not following the universal system of time that the world refers to it as NOT being on time.
SUMMER TIME: SKATE, SURF, OR RIDE?
A steady mix of art, bike riding, screen printing, music creating, some skate, a surf week and coaching/shredding at Windell’s Camp at Mt. Hood.
Arbor’s take on the rocker revolution - the new Draft is designed around The System, a fusion of interdependent technologies that support jib-specific performance.
