Blue'Aina Kicks Off The 2017 Educational Series

Our January Blue’Aina marked the start of Trilogy’s new Blue’Aina Educational Series.

Blue'AinaTrilogy ExcursionsJanuary 16, 2017hawaii, maui, wildlife, oceanwide science institute, conservation, marine conservation, EcotourismComment

Top ten eco-friendly tips for a green Maui Vacation

Let's face it: unless you live on Lana'i, Maui is usually a plane flight away, leaving a sizable carbon footprint in it's contrails.

Conservation and Education, Maui Visitor GuidesTrilogy ExcursionsJuly 19, 2016Ecotourism, green, conservation, recycle, seafood watch, biodiesel, Hybrid, cycling, Farmer's market, HaleakalaComment

Coral Bleaching 2016 - The Update from Maui

If you’ve put a mask on your face and taken a quick look around in the waters around Maui in the last 4 months, you’ve surely noticed the event that all of the world is talking about: the world’s third, and worst, global coral bleaching event.

TrilogyFebruary 5, 2016Blue'Aina reef cleanup, coral bleaching, coral reef health, coral reef health in Maui, Ecotourism, Hawaii, marine conservation, Maui, Maui Reef Cleanup, Maui reef cleanups, Snorkel Maui, Trilogy ExcursionsComment

Pono Practices: Jim Coon- An Environmental Pioneer for Maui’s Reefs

It’s not easy for anyone to brag about himself or herself. It makes us feel uncomfortable and sometimes it’s hard to have the right perspective when looking back on our own achievements. That’s why I was interested in learning the back-story of Jim Coon, one of Trilogy’s co- founders and a pioneer of ecotourism and pono boating in Hawai’i.

Trilogy LifeTrilogyOctober 29, 2015Ecotourism, environmental pioneer, marine conservation, pono practices Comments

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.

Maui Marine LifeTrilogyJune 4, 2015conservation, Ecotourism, endangered species, Hawaiian Islands, Hawaiian monk seal, NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, NOAA's Hawaiian Monk Seal Count, pinnipedComment

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?

Trilogy Life, Conservation and EducationTrilogyMay 26, 2015alternative fuels, biodiesel, Blue'aina, Ecotourism, environmental responsibility, Hawaii sailing, marine conservation, Maui sailing toursComment

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.

Conservation and EducationTrilogyMay 23, 2015best snorkeling on Maui, citizen science, conservation, coral reef health, Ecotourism, Hawaii, Maui, Maui coral reefs, Maui Nui Marine Resource Council, Olowalu, Trilogy MauiComment

The Importance of Ecotourism in Hawaii

Conservation and EducationTrilogySeptember 8, 2014Ecotourism, Hawaii Ecotourim Association, Hawaii ecotoursComment

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