Trilogy’s Blue’Aina Campaign Cleans and Surveys the Reef and Donates $1000 to the Malama Kai Foundation

Though rain threatened in the morning, Trilogy’s Blue ‘Aina Campaign’s October 4th reef clean up managed to find a sunny window of time to malama our reefs. New volunteers and regulars alike joined us on Sunday morning in Lahaina Harbor, ready to dedicate their morning to cleaning a Maui nearshore reef of marine debris.

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Maui Brewing Company and Trilogy Excursions’ Blue’Aina Event Raise Money for Maui’s Mooring System and Clean the Reef of Marine Debris

Marine debris is a problem that just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Fortunately, there are people that are willing to do something about it. As a part of International Coastal Cleanup, the Blue ‘Aina Campaign hosted an underwater reef clean up at Mala Wharf on Sunday, September 20th, with 60 volunteers.

Maui to Nepal: How Trilogy, a Captain, and a man from Kula took Action to Make a Difference.

... A couple weeks after Nepal’s 8.1 magnitude quake, a past web-designer for Trilogy, Mitch Silver from Kula, asked for Trilogy’s help to fund a nonprofit that provides immediate food supply, medical relief and rebuilding efforts in Nepal, called #WeHelpNepal. We jumped at the opportunity, hosting a special Captains Sunset Dinner Sail fundraiser on May 22nd.

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Trilogy's Blue ‘Aina Reef Clean Up 8/16/15- Sponsored by Hawaiian Paddle Sports, Hard Rock Café Maui, Benefits Surfrider Foundation and Pacific Cancer Foundation

Despite worries about another Pacific tropical storm, Trilogy’s Blue ‘Aina Campaign’s August reef clean up happened on a calm, beautiful day. New volunteers and regulars alike joined us on Sunday morning in Lahaina Harbor, ready to dedicate their morning to cleaning a Maui nearshore reef of marine debris.

Sustainable Seafood- The End of the Line

...with the current rate of industrial fishing and ever higher populations’ demands on the world’s fisheries, will there be any fish left for us to enjoy in the future?

Blue ‘Aina and Chrysalis Events Hawai’i Clean the Reef and Raise $1000 for Hawai’i Ecotourism Association

After the hot, muggy summer days we’ve been experiencing on Maui thanks to Tropical Depression Ela, it felt great to be out on the water last Sunday, July 12th, for our monthly Blue’ Aina Reef Clean up snorkel and sail.

Dolphin Research with Citizen Science

Have you ever been on a Trilogy sail, enjoying the ocean and island views, when a surprise encounter with dolphins occurs?

Trilogy hosts Anthony Bourdain and onboard whale research!

He travels the world constantly in search of one-of-a-kind experiences, mind blowing food, and intriguing culture - and he describes his experience on Maui as “the most amazing in his 14 years of travel”.

Blue ‘Aina Celebrates World Oceans Day with a Reef Clean up and teams up with Maui Hotel & Lodging Association to Raise $1000 for West Maui Mountains Watershed Partnership

What better way to celebrate World Oceans Day than join our Blue ‘Aina campaign for a day on the water, snorkeling and cleaning up the big blue?

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Hawai’i’s State Mammal — In Danger Of Extinction?

The Hawaiian monk seal is our state mammal, native and found only here in Hawaiian waters. Heartbreakingly, it is extremely rare, with only an estimated 1100 individuals left in the entire population.

Trilogy’s Switch to Biodiesel

Sailing has always been a way that humans have harnessed renewable energy to travel, to explore the seas, and to enjoy a thrilling ride. But is there a way to make boating even more environmentally friendly?

Coral Reef CSI at Olowalu?

Last weekend, Riley Coon, Trilogy’s Director of Operations and Kelly Montenero, Trilogy's Marine Conservation and Education Director, got to learn about how to conduct a coral reef forensics assessment- finding out the “whodunnit” amongst the various threats that corals here in Hawai’i face.

Blue‘Aina teams up with Skyline Eco-Adventures Raise $1000 for the Pink Paddlers

It was great to see so many familiar faces and excited new participants for our Blue'Aina trip on May 17th in Lahaina!

Blue‘Aina teams up with Hawaiian Paddle Sports to Raise $500 for Leeward Haleakala Watershed Restoration Partnership and The Maui Huliau Foundation

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Blue‘Aina teams up with the Fairmont Kea Lani to Raise $1000 for The Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project and Celebrate Earth Day

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Maps In The Stars: How Polynesians Used Celestial Navigation To Become The Best Explorers In The World

Here's a question for all of our diehard history and geography buffs out there: What do modern-day Russia, Colonial Spain, the British Empire, the Mongol Empire, and Polynesia all have in common?

The Historical, Cultural, and Environmental Significance of Olowalu, Maui

Despite the modern, incorrect names that are a product of tourist literature, the traditional name is Olowalu—and it's one of the most culturally and environmentally significant places in all of Maui.

Blue‘Aina teams up with Hula Grill to Raise $1000 for the Student Ohana for Sustainability

After a quick beach clean up on the west Maui Ka`anapali beach, volunteers gathered together to help load supplies and equipment.

Best Spring Break Activities On Maui

Every year around this time, there's a noticeable shift in Maui's seasons that hearkens the arrival of spring. Winter swells on the island's north shore become smaller and more infrequent, and the tradewinds strengthen and become more consistent to foreshadow the arrival of summer.

Blue‘Aina teams up with Goodfellow Brothers to Raise $1000 for East Maui Watershed

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