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Adopt-a-Coral

We are outplanting locally sourced, thermally resilient corals to restore Hawai’i’s coral reefs. By planting corals that can survive warming waters, we are protecting our coastlines and ensuring that future generations can enjoy these dynamic ecosystems.

Support our coral restoration efforts and Adopt-a-Coral today!

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What’s New with Mālama Maunalua

MM x Aloha Collection Bags

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our limited edition MM x Aloha Collection bags, featuring a stunning design inspired by five native species of limu (seaweed) found right here in Maunalua Bay.

Woven into a lei-like pattern, this design is more than just beautiful, it’s a celebration of native limu and a reminder of the importance of protecting our precious ecosystems. All proceeds support Mālama Maunalua’s work to restore and preserve native species and habitats in Maunalua Bay.

Carry a piece of the bay with you and get yours today!

The limu showcased (top to bottom):

Pālahalaha, Ulva lactuca

Manauea, Gracilaria coronopifolia

Pūako’ako’a, Halimeda discoidea

Hulu Pua’a, Spyridia filamentosa

Nenue, Halophila hawaiiana

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Why support Mālama Maunalua?

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For the Bay

Everything we do serves our mission to restore and conserve the biological and cultural treasure that is Maunalua Bay.

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For the Future

We believe it is all of our kuleana to work together towards a healthy, sustainable Maunalua Bay for our children and grandchildren.

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For Life

We work closely with residents, scientists, and businesses to to improve the economic and cultural well-being of our community.

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