Man,Kayak and the Whale- A Multi-Media Presentation

From the Eyes of A Kayak

A multi-media, human-interest presentation involving
personal observations /unique scenes
of Hawaii and environmental issues,
all “From the Eyes of A Kayak” since 1970.

Ka 'Aina, Ke Kai, Ke Kanaka, Na Kako'o Nohona
The land, The Ocean and Man, Partners for life

portrait by Ms. Arlene Marcoe

Richard Roshon's multi-media presentations have delighted and inspired audiences in Hawaii, throughout the United States, and as far as South Africa. He has spoken to audiences in every type of setting- from conferences to cruise lines - from Universities to the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C. In 1999, Richard was the guest speaker at the Hermanus Whale Festival, held in Hermanus, South Africa. Sponsors of the Festival reported that his lectures "Drew unprecedented interest from the public and the media."

Richard’s human-interest programs include more than 35 years of observing marine life all from the cockpit of his ocean kayak. During the winter months through still photographs and film Richard places his audience in the cockpit of his kayak while North Pacific Humpback whales lie by his side. His narrative is informative and inviting. Richards passion and dedication to the protection and respect for our natural surroundings is unending.

Richard's program shares the beauty and fragility of Hawaii's natural ecosystems; his experiences/observations of whales, to large sharks all from the “Eyes of a Kayak”.

Richard emphasizes “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe”. John Muir

Richard continually updates his program. Honorarium for Richard’s multi-media, human-interest presentation can be acquired by contacting Richard Roshon at:

From the Eyes of A Kayak

A multi-media, human-interest presentation involving personal observations /unique scenes of Hawaii and environmental issues, all “From the Eyes of A Kayak” since 1970.

A multi-media, human-interest presentation involving
personal observations /unique scenes
of Hawaii and environmental issues,
all “From the Eyes of A Kayak” since 1970.