Join our team in monitoring coral health and marine biodiversity in Alega Bay. Our comprehensive program includes underwater surveys, data collection on coral bleaching events, fish population counts, and water quality testing. You'll work alongside marine biologists to identify coral species, document reef health changes, and contribute to vital research that helps protect American Samoa's first private marine sanctuary.

Learn traditional Samoan arts, language, and ecological knowledge from local elders. Our immersive workshops cover Tatau (traditional tattooing), Umu (earth oven cooking), herbal medicine preparation, weaving techniques, and ancestral storytelling. Young participants will discover the deep connection between Samoan culture and environmental stewardship while preserving ancient wisdom for future generations.

Discover traditional practices in food preparation, herbal medicine, and eco-friendly living. Learn how Samoans have lived sustainably for centuries through organic farming, traditional fishing methods, natural building techniques, and renewable energy practices. These programs teach practical skills for reducing environmental impact while honoring cultural heritage and promoting self-sufficiency.