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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.
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What’s New with Mālama Maunalua
Eat the Invaders Fishing Tournament & Community Event
Join Mālama Maunalua and some amazing partners that will be putting on the “Eat the Invaders” Fishing Tournament & Community Event! Free & open to all!
Community event set for Sunday, March 1st at Kuliʻouʻou Beach Park from 10am-3pm, come join us for a day of fun and learning for everyone. Come check out the Maunalua “Eat the Invaders Fishing Tournament” Weigh-In at 12:00pm to see the fishers’ catch and the prize announcements. Learn about the new Maunalua Fisheries Management Area and how it pertains to local fishing practices and community.
Chef Hui and Local Iʻa will be cheffing up some taʻape and toʻau pupus along with some friend fish plates. We will also have gyotaku fish printing as well as several community and government partners that will have educational booths that the whole ʻohana can learn from!
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Join Us in the Field for Tree to Sea Camp 2026!
Are you a middle school student on O‘ahu that has a passion for science, nature, and learning outdoors? Fill out an application for Tree to Sea Camp today!
This unique, experiential learning camp is for students in 6th-8th grade and will take place in the Maunalua region during spring break from Monday, March 16th – Friday, March 20th, 2026.
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MM x Aloha Collection Bags
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our limited edition MM x Aloha Collection tote bags and pouches, 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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Learn more about our work in 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.
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.
For Life
We work closely with residents, scientists, and businesses to to improve the economic and cultural well-being of our community.