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"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.

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.

No matter what walk of life we come from, and wherever we live now, those who call Hawaiʻi home will always come together like ʻohana.

In one breath, we are reminded that we are kanaka honua. men of the land, and that there is a point after our time on the ocean when we must return home.

Students of Opua School share what they do to mālama honua with the Worldwide Voyage crewmembers.

Crewmembers welcome the Whangarei community onboard Hōkūleʻa and HIkianalia as education outreach continues.