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A vibrant Hawaiian man who lived his culture

These remarkable cross-disciplinary leaders are addressing some of our oldest problems in ambitious new ways.

The following is a student reflection from Isaiah of Farrington High School whose marine science class contributed to Read more

Congratulations to the first cohort of students from Modeling Our Wa`a: a five day camp where high school students learned about the use of math and science in sailing applying those skills both on land and water

Right now dozens of small native animals are working together toward the monumental task of naturally filtering and cleaning the polluted waters around Sand Island at the home of Hōkūleʻa.

Makaliʻi’s Hanaunaola Voyage will be the first in modern times provisioned entirely from food grown, Read more

With links to the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage, there is a new restoration effort to clear the waters of Puʻuloa (Pearl Harbor) of pollutants. 

Native forest visit reaffirms Hawai‘i-Alaska kinship and shared commitment to ancestral knowledge and nature