Hawaii Marine Animal Response (HMAR) is the largest Hawaii-based nonprofit marine species conservation, education, field support, rescue and stranding response organization.

Their mission is to undertake substantial actions that result in the preservation, recovery and stewardship of Hawaii’s marine protected species and the ocean ecosystem we share. Thousands of times each year, our outreach, field response, interventions, rescue and stranding support activities help us move towards our vision of Hawaii’s ocean ecosystem shared in sustainable harmony by humans and marine protected animals such as Hawaiian monk seals, sea turtles, dolphins, whales and seabirds.

Visit HMARʻs table at the Waikiki Aquarium to learn about HMAR, the work they do, and why they do it.

Hui Manu-o-Kū is a group of conservationists and citizens that all have one thing in common: an interest and admiration for White Terns, or Manu-o-Kū. This group has formed to ensure that the population of official bird of Honolulu is protected and watched after. Manu-o-Kū is a very unique bird, especially for an urban center like Honolulu. 

Visit the Hui Manu-o-Kū educational table at the Waikiki Aquarium to learn more about these fascinating native seabirds.

Hui Manu-o-Kū is a group of conservationists and citizens that all have one thing in common: an interest and admiration for White Terns, or Manu-o-Kū. This group has formed to ensure that the population of official bird of Honolulu is protected and watched after. Manu-o-Kū is a very unique bird, especially for an urban center like Honolulu. 

Visit the Hui Manu-o-Kū educational table at the Waikiki Aquarium to learn more about these fascinating native seabirds.

Hawaii Marine Animal Response (HMAR) is the largest Hawaii-based nonprofit marine species conservation, education, field support, rescue and stranding response organization.

Their mission is to undertake substantial actions that result in the preservation, recovery and stewardship of Hawaii’s marine protected species and the ocean ecosystem we share. Thousands of times each year, our outreach, field response, interventions, rescue and stranding support activities help us move towards our vision of Hawaii’s ocean ecosystem shared in sustainable harmony by humans and marine protected animals such as Hawaiian monk seals, sea turtles, dolphins, whales and seabirds.

Visit HMARʻs table at the Waikiki Aquarium to learn about HMAR, the work they do, and why they do it.