Activity: Get hands-on and make Genki Balls to help restore the Ala Wai Canal—water provided for handwashing!

Genki Balls Ala Wai is dedicated to restoring the Ala Wai Canal’s ecosystem using Effective Microorganisms® (EM®) technology. Get hands-on and make Genki Balls to help restore the Ala Wai Canal—water provided for handwashing!

Activity: Create beautiful fish prints (Gyotaku) and learn about sustainable fishing —bring your own fabric for a unique, hands-on experience!

Local I’a promotes locally sourced seafood and sustainable fishing practices to support Hawai’i’s fisheries and consumers.

Activity: Explore a 45-foot inflatable humpback whale with a 3D inner organ display.

NOAA’s Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary protects humpback whale habitats, showcasing tools and technology used to safeguard these majestic creatures.

Activity: Learn about monk seals and turtles and catch-a-seal

The Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program leads NOAA's efforts to study monk seal biology and guide conservation efforts using the best available science.

Activity: Learn about endangered species and play fun interactive games with the Protected Species Program!

The Protected Species Program with the Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) educates the community about endangered marine species in Hawai’i, encourages reporting of sightings, and provides guidance on how to help animals in need. They also share fishing regulations and offer interactive games for all ages.

Activity: Showcasing invasive limu removal from Maunalua Bay

Fifth graders are presenting their efforts to remove invasive limu from Maunalua Bay, in partnership with Mālama Maunalua. They encourage families to get involved in volunteering to help protect and restore local marine environments.

Activity: Microplastic mosaics on wood fish magnets to promote ocean stewardship through conscious consumer choices.

Parley for the Oceans unites creative minds to protect the oceans through eco-innovation, raising awareness about the fragility of marine ecosystems and promoting sustainable solutions.

Activity: Dive into cetacean education with Dolphin Quest and explore the world of dolphins!

Dolphin Quest aims to create fun and innovative experiences that inspire a deeper connection to nature, fostering a passion for marine life and environmental learning.

Activity: Shark education, stickers, fossil shark teeth, shark plushies, and discussions on shark biology and their role in the ecosystem.

One Ocean Diving offers the first non-caged shark diving experience in Hawaii, aiming to inspire the next generation to protect marine life and understand the ecological significance of sharks.

Activity: Explore marine life up close with the marine invertebrate touch tank!

Brian is sharing his knowledge of marine invertebrates through an interactive touch tank, providing a hands-on opportunity to learn about these fascinating ocean creatures.

Activity: Explore star navigation through the star compass and Star Houses!

The Polynesian Voyaging Society is dedicated to preserving the art of traditional Polynesian voyaging while inspiring communities to respect their natural and cultural environments.

Activity: Enjoy marine-themed activities like ring toss, drawing, and writing letters to the ocean

HMAR is Hawai’i’s largest nonprofit focused on marine species conservation, rescue, and education. Their mission is to protect marine life, including monk seals, turtles, and seabirds, fostering sustainable harmony between humans and the ocean.