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Category: Conservation

RETHINK Recycling

Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. We have been taught the same three R’s since elementary school, and after we’ve gone through reducing and reusing our plastic waste, recycling was always there as a “feel-good fall back”, letting us think that we did our duty to the planet…

RETHINK Your Next Event!

Throwing an event, from large conferences to organizational meetings or even casual parties, often generates a lot of waste. The inherent nature of an event seemingly calls for single-use, individualized everything, but as many of us are now aware, especially if you’re following our RETHINK campaign, human generated plastic waste is a massive problem impacting marine life. Next time you host an event, follow these 10 steps to make it marine animal and environmentally friendly. It’s time to RETHINK events!

Introducing the RETHINK Kit!

8 million tons of plastic waste ends up in the ocean each year, injuring and killing marine animals ranging from the smallest plankton to some the largest animals on the planet. Our RETHINK kit is designed to cover your most common plastic alternative needs; equipped with a reusable spork, straw and tote bag.  Plastic straws are … Continued

Introducing Sustainable Sushi at Sea

We are thrilled to introduce our newest luxury dining experience: Sustainable Sushi at Sea. This trip is limited to only 60 guests on a 147 passenger, ultra-smooth catamaran for a more intimate and attentive event and includes complimentary sake, wine, cocktails and beer to enjoy with your delicious pupu, sushi, and sunset views. This cruise is meant to … Continued

10 Items to Avoid in Your Daily Life and Their Alternatives

Our RETHINK campaign is in full swing, bringing you tips to avoid plastics that are polluting the ocean and harming marine life. We’re not about just saying NO though; we will provide you convenient alternatives that are easy to incorporate into your busy life. Here are 10 tips to get you started! Learn more about the impacts … Continued

How to Protect Coral Reefs for World Oceans Day

Coral reefs around the world are in danger. Local and global stressors such as climate change, ocean acidification and land pollution are causing our reefs to disappear at an alarming rate. These living structures support one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet and are home to thousands of species; from anemones, to fish, … Continued

Sustainable Practices of PWF Vessel Operations Honor the Earth Everyday

Use compostable NoTree™ cups made by World Centric, a B Corporation that upholds rigorous standards of social and environmental responsibility and donates 25% of profits to organizations addressing social and environmental issues. When take away containers are needed, we use compostable potato starch plates Promote reusable cups and straws by going plastic straw-free and selling stainless … Continued

How Becoming a PWF Member for Earth Day Helps ‘Protect Our Species’

Earth Day is an annual event, celebrated on April 22, to demonstrate support for environmental protection, recommit to making changes in our daily lives that can generate lasting positive impact for our planet, and to inspire others to take action with us. At Pacific Whale Foundation, we live these values 365 days a year – … Continued

‘Protect Our Species’ This Earth Day

This year’s Earth Day theme is Protect our Species. One of Pacific Whale Foundation’s (PWF) top research priorities is studying the endangered population of false killer whales found only in Hawai‘i. False killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) are a large species of dolphin and one of a group of dolphins known as the “blackfish”. Their name originates from … Continued

Ten Ways to Celebrate Earth Day

10. Help conserve Hawaii’s coral reefs. When purchasing your next container of sunscreen reach for an oxybenzone-free formula and purchase a Reef Safe brand containing zinc or titanium dioxide. Chemical sunscreens have been proven to harm our reefs, and will be banned throughout Hawaii starting in 2021. 9. Visiting Maui? You can Volunteer on Vacation through Pacific Whale Foundation. Help clean … Continued


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