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Mahalo Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association for hosting today's discussion on Regenerative Tourism. It's going to take all of our collective efforts to be the change we wish to see. Special thanks to Hawaii Tourism Authority for supporting programs like this along with our partners in making community engagement and enrichment possible. Watch now on FB live: https://www.facebook.com/NaHHA808/videos/1293632111032198

We Paddle Maui offers fun family activities that give a new perspective on experiencing Maui from the water in an outrigger canoe, revealing some of the most breathtaking ocean scenes above and below. Catching a few waves are a bonus! @wepaddlemaui

travel2change doesn't just work towards one mission, we support the mission of many projects and goals across the community, offering a chance to participate in a diverse amount of impacts.

As a community-based, nonprofit stewardship organization commited to conserving and restoring a healthy and productive bay, Mlama Maunalua works to protect this cultural and environmental treasure of Hawai'i, implementing a long-term conservation plan based in science and draws extensively on local knowledge of long-term residents of the Maunalua region. c/o: @malamamaunalua

An opportunity to mlama the ina with an oceanfront view. Work towards the SDG goal of Life on Land with Hawaiian Islands Land Trust on the Island of Maui. Contribute to preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable ecosystems by helping remove invasive growths and Hawaiian varietals.

Taro or "kalo" in Hawaiian, is a canoe plant. It crossed the ocean in with the earliest Polynesian settlers. In the early days there were over 300 varieties of taro. Currently there are about 87 varieties left. PC: @schifime