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Bookmark or Share- What Does Malama Mean? - Hawaii LifeThe Hawaiian word mālama means to “take care,” and aina means land. So take care of the land. Don’t litter, pick up trash, recycle. It’s basic and should be instinctive. But malama is not just for the land; it’s for the people. People are precious, and each deserves our care. Community Garden in Manoa. A great way to malama the land.
- Mālama: To Care For and Protect - Naturally AlohaMālama is the Hawaiian word “to care for and protect.”. You’ll commonly hear the word mālama associated with the phrase, “Mālama ka ‘aina,” meaning to take care of the land. Hawaiians, to this day, love, preserve, and protect the land. It is the source of our living.
- Mālama ʻĀina: Hawaii's Environmental Legacy - Kona Cloud ForestEmbrace Hawaii's environmental ethos with Mālama ʻĀina. Discover its ancestral wisdom, modern-day relevance, and strategies for safeguarding nature.
- Meaning of Mālama - Malama Learning CenterReferencing 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. Mālama - to take care of, tend, attend, care for, preserve, protect.
- Malama Hawaii OffersMālama Hawaiʻi. There’s never been a more rewarding time to give back. I ndustry partners and community organizations are offering unique volunteer opportunities ranging from reforestation projects and tree planting to self-directed beach clean-ups and Hawaiian quilting sessions. By booking a MālamaHawaiʻi package and participating in the ...
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