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As Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia set sail on their most ambitious voyage, crewmembers are actively working to ensure that the impact they make onboard the canoe are affecting people around the world.

Science specialist Darienne Dey reports on the exciting marine life the crew has encountered in recent days.

Science and education specialist Miki Tomita describes some of the marine life the crews have seen on their way to Aotearoa.

Hikianalia crew member Henani Enos with an update on the plankton tow science experiment being conducted on the Worldwide Voyage.

A marine acoustic device onboard Hikianalia will lend insights into the amount and impact of anthropogenic sounds to the world's oceans.

Kalā Baybayan, an apprentice navigator on Hikianalia, reflects on blending ancestral wisdom and contemporary marine research to protect our oceans.

As Hikianalia accompanies Hōkūleʻa on her Worldwide Voyage, their mission is to prove that old Read more