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Keala Naihe | Vice i-D
In honor of Earth Day, RVCA Surf advocate Keala Naihe spoke with i-D Magazine about perpetuating his Hawaiian culture by caring for the land and advocating for clean water.
"Growing up in Hawaii, when I was at the beach as a kid my parents would have us clean the beach every afternoon before we left at sunset, and they said that they wanted to leave it just as nice or nicer so the next person could enjoy it as well. Every time I go to the beach, I try to make sure that I leave it nice — like how it was when I showed up or better for the next person."
Photography: Keith Oshiro
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