Referencing an action, a person, a way of life... mālama relates to our environment, culture, and everything with which we interact. It is something we all should do more of everyday. Our inspiration …

Several organizations offer opportunities for visitors to pay it forward, like beach clean-ups, native tree planting, and more. Engage in some of our volunteer opportunities below, and in exchange, …

1. n., Light, month, moon. References: PPN ma (a)rama, malama . 2. conjunction, Perhaps. Examples: Malama ulu mai ka ʻanoʻano, perhaps the seeds will grow.

Apr 1, 2025 · Waipā exemplifies the ancient Hawaiian concept of mālama ("to care for") which encourages visitors to give back to the environment and local communities through activities like …

These stories of Hawaiians explore how the spirit of malama connects us all, from Mauka to Makai. Malama means to take care – of Earth, each other, and ourselves. In Hawaiian culture, everything is …

Malama means “to care for and protect.” It’s a widely used term that may be applied to almost any situation, and you can easily discover its many uses while visiting the islands.

Mālama is a Hawaiian term that means to care for, protect, or preserve something, especially in relation to the land and environment. It embodies the concept of stewardship and responsibility, emphasizing …

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Jul 30, 2025 · In the Hawaiian language, “malama” translates to “to take care of.” This phrase encapsulates a core value within Native Hawaiian culture—the belief that everyone has a …

Malama ‘Āina, the Hawaiian concept of caring for the land, is more than just a saying – it’s a way of life deeply woven into the fabric of Hawaiian culture.