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Mālama Learning Center offers a diverse range of programs, most of which are developed in collaboration with various partners. This approach aligns with our belief that working together is the most effective way to reach and engage a broad audience over the long term.
Through these partnerships, we impact thousands of students, teachers, and community members each year. Our programs go beyond one-time interactions—we take pride in providing sustained, multi-session, or even multi-year experiences that foster deeper connections and provide meaningful support. |
Our Programs
ʻĀina-Based Education Certification
Certification program recognizing and rewarding educators and students who demonstrate aloha ʻāina – sustaining Hawaiʻi’s unique environment, culture, & people
E Ola Waiʻanae
Summer program offered by Nā Kama Kai, in partnership with Mālama Learning Center, aimed at empowering youth by connecting them to the kai and ʻāina to develop a deeper sense of aloha and kuleana for the natural environment and themselves
Hawaiʻi Green Collar Institute
Short-term courses for students and teachers to provide experiences in green collar careers
Ho'ākea Leeward: Mauka to Makai
Program for elementary school students in Leeward Oʻahu focused on the rich history and traditions of Hawaiian voyaging
Mālama ʻĀina Field School
Summer program for middle to high school students from the moku of ʻEwa and Waiʻanae on Oʻahu
Ola Nā Kini
All-encompassing native and edible forest regeneration program designed to heal the land, ocean, and multitude of life through engagement and education
Outside Hawaiʻi TV
Statewide television show on Spectrum OC16 that Mālama Learning Center has had the privilege to lead since 2021
Site Restoration Projects
Projects in partnership with public and private land managers to create healthy and resilient communities
Waiʻanae Wildfire Mitigation Outreach
Collaborative effort with Kaʻala Farm, Hawaiʻi Wildfire Management Organization, and many others to reduce the risks of wildfires through proactive demonstration actions
Wai Huihia
Kumu (Teacher) Network for ʻĀina and Place-Based Learning
ʻĀina-Based Education Certification
Certification program recognizing and rewarding educators and students who demonstrate aloha ʻāina – sustaining Hawaiʻi’s unique environment, culture, & people
E Ola Waiʻanae
Summer program offered by Nā Kama Kai, in partnership with Mālama Learning Center, aimed at empowering youth by connecting them to the kai and ʻāina to develop a deeper sense of aloha and kuleana for the natural environment and themselves
Hawaiʻi Green Collar Institute
Short-term courses for students and teachers to provide experiences in green collar careers
Ho'ākea Leeward: Mauka to Makai
Program for elementary school students in Leeward Oʻahu focused on the rich history and traditions of Hawaiian voyaging
Mālama ʻĀina Field School
Summer program for middle to high school students from the moku of ʻEwa and Waiʻanae on Oʻahu
Ola Nā Kini
All-encompassing native and edible forest regeneration program designed to heal the land, ocean, and multitude of life through engagement and education
Outside Hawaiʻi TV
Statewide television show on Spectrum OC16 that Mālama Learning Center has had the privilege to lead since 2021
Site Restoration Projects
Projects in partnership with public and private land managers to create healthy and resilient communities
Waiʻanae Wildfire Mitigation Outreach
Collaborative effort with Kaʻala Farm, Hawaiʻi Wildfire Management Organization, and many others to reduce the risks of wildfires through proactive demonstration actions
Wai Huihia
Kumu (Teacher) Network for ʻĀina and Place-Based Learning
Mālama Learning Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in its programs or activities.