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During their time in American Sāmoa, crewmembers learned how each person can take responsibility to keep our environments pristine.

"We have much to learn from our family here, and it is a unique privilege to share the inspiring stories we have collected during these first legs of our voyage around the world."

Onboard Hōkūleʻa, Kaʻohi Kamalu reports on the departure from Whangarei and journey to Auckland.

Hōkūleʻa first mate Hauʻoli Smith Gurtler reports on the last day of education outreach in Whangarei before the waʻa sail to Auckland.

On the beach, we could see the evidence of the abundant sea life in the area through the diverse collection of shells on the sand.

We are currently moored at Whangarei Port where much excitement has been spurred by the presence of Hōkūle'a and Hikianalia.

Mālama Honua is not just about the canoe traveling around the world. Mālama Honua is how we have the ability to thrive if we work together.

Despite all of the cold and wet weather that we've encountered today, the community has continued to bring its warmth and kindness to our ʻohana waʻa.