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Itʻs been hundreds of years since a deep sea voyaging canoe has paid homage to the Hawaiian community of Puʻuloa.

Hōkūleʻa stopped in False Bay to explore its chilly waters and learn about the amazing work being done there to protect our oceans.

“Why do we do this? We love the ocean, simple as that. When you love a place, you look after it."

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.

The Molokaʻi community celebrates all those who journey onto the ocean including community members who will part of the crew in upcoming legs of the Worldwide Voyage.

Crew members participate in the Propagate Peace Project that aims to plan more than 1 million trees throughout the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage.

Crew members learn about the coral propagation and environmental protection efforts at Punaauia, Tahiti.

Worldwide Voyage crew members join the Société d'Ornithologie de Polynésie (SOP Manu) on a learning journey to protect the endangered 'ōmamāʻo or Tahiti monarch.