Climate Change: Lava

Media: photography

Number of images: 19

Print size: 16x20 inches

Execution: 2022

Mount Hualalai is one of the five volcanoes on the Big Island. It's last eruption was 1800 - 1801 which created basalt lava flows on the western part of the island, some of which traveled all they way down to the ocean. Volcanologists believe that it has a repeating cycle of eruptions every 200 - 300 years, which means that it may have volcanic activity at anytime.

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii

Lava flow from Mount Hualalai, Hawaii