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Worldwide voyage crewmembers answer questions about the historical accuracy of Hōkūleʻa's rigging, reducing sea sickness, and the types of foods in Aotearoa.

Aloha, this is Moani Hemuli with your Hōkūleʻa drydock update from beautiful Okahu Bay, Aotearoa.

Master navigator Kālepa Baybayan and crewmember Nakua Konohia-Lind answer some questions about life onboard Hōkūleʻa.

At the end of every day as we sit in our crew van just before leaving the Hōkūleʻa, Uncle Bruce runs down our day's to-do list. We check off what we accomplished and what we are still working on. Smiles for knowing we are taking care of our waʻa Hōkūleʻa.

It’s official – the Polynesian Voyaging Society store is now open online. Care for our Read more

This trip is quickly coming to an end and I would like to thank all our supporters for this leg of the Mālama Honua journey. It has been a pleasure meeting and getting to know you and your communities. E Ō Ka Moana Nui a Kiwa!!!

With the art of wayfinding as the guide and the waʻa kaulua as their platform, the crews of Hōkūle’a and Hikianalia are inspiring new educational strategies in communities around the world.

Kate Souness, crewmember onboard Hōkūleʻa, reviews the education outreach in Gisborne as the waʻa voyages to Tauranga.