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"It was completely mind blowing to see some of the first ancestors of the reefs we have back home in Hawaiʻi and encouraging to know that despite all of the changes the world has gone through, important remnants of the past continue to persist through time."

"The range of life of life at the equator is diverse and beautiful. We are reminded and reassured of the presence of Kanaloa by the mana and spirit in all life we cannot see and the life that is larger than us."

The Hōkūleʻa crew is blessed with a fish as they depart Cleveland, Australia.

Maggie Pulver reports on exciting discoveries above and below the ocean.

We have been measuring the phytoplankton abundance and diversity in our plankton tow as we approach Tahiti.

Hikianalia education specialist Anuschka Faucci reports on what the crew learned from recent mahimahi catches and sighting of sea birds.

Hikianalia education specialist Anuschka Faucci reports on what the crew learned from recent mahimahi catches.

Anuschka Faucci reports on science experiments conducted on board Hikianalia.