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Pacific Whale Foundation’s program Mālama Pono invites volunteers to take part in experiences that restore Maui’s ʻāina and strengthen our connection to place.
In ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Mālama Pono means “to take care and do what is right.” Pacific Whale Foundation’s program Mālama Pono embodies this value by inviting both residents and visitors to take part in experiences that restore Maui’s ʻāina and strengthen our connection to place. Through hands-on opportunities, like caring for coastal areas, supporting native restoration, and partnering with local community groups, participants practice mālama pono in action. Each activity is rooted in respect for culture, land, and sea, encouraging mindful behaviors that leave a positive impact long after the day is done. By coming together to protect our ecosystems, locals and travelers alike can honor Maui’s natural and cultural heritage while ensuring its vitality for generations to come. Explore the Mālama Pono calendar to join them in caring for Maui with intention and integrity.
Pacific Whale Foundation; pacificwhale.org/how-you-can-help