TAY 𖤓 MAUI PHOTOGRAPHER :
Take time to learn about Hawaiian culture and history. Visit the Bishop Museum and ʻIolani Palace to better understand the people and stories that make these islands so special.
Practice mālama ʻāina—care for the land and ocean that care for us. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, stay on marked trails, never take rocks, sand, or coral, and always pick up your ʻōpala (trash), even if it isn’t yours.
Support local whenever you can. Eat at locally owned restaurants, shop from small businesses, and choose local tour operators and artists. Skip supporting Dole and instead spend your money with the people and businesses that directly support Hawaiʻi’s communities.
Most importantly, be kind and respectful to the locals, the culture, wildlife, and the ʻāina. A little respect goes a long way, and it helps keep Hawaiʻi beautiful for future generations.
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