Spread the Word

For those of you living on the Big Island, our sanctuary serves your community. Get connected. Get involved. Fit yourself into this community resource. The plants and animals spark delight and wonder in our visitors. Through volunteering, or booking a tour, you will discover the intricate balance of nature perched on the eastern slope of Mauna Loa.

Agrotourism is alive and well. For those of you visiting Hawai'i from abroad, book a tour with us on your next trip to the Big Island. Experience the off-the-beaten-path version of Hawai'i that you do not typically find in the vacation brochures. 

Connect with us using the social media links in the social media bar on this page. Then when we post new content to it, Like it, Comment on it, and Share it. These actions help the social media platforms learn that our information resonates with a large audience so much that they react to it. The more reactions you give us, the more of your friends/followers are likely to learn about the good work we do.

If you publish content to news websites, we would love you to write an article about the good work we do. For those of you breaking into web journalism and are looking for some leads, check out this SearchEngineJournal article.

Make an impact on your trip to Hawai'i. Take a tour of our sanctuary and learn about the animals or pick up some agricultural tips. Then write a review of our sanctuary on one of the many tourism websites.

Agritourism is a growing trend with our increased environmental awareness. People are looking to make a positive impact to offset their carbon footprint incurred while traveling to Hawai'i. Some of our onsite volunteers stop off with us for a month or more as they traverse the greater Pacific Ocean.

Do you know a writer or editor of a magazine that would like to create a write-up on what we do at the sanctuary? We have lots going on at the sanctuary. Compelling articles on the permaculture, Korean Natural Farming practices, and animal care help those magazine inspire their readership in a wonderful way.

If you know someone at a local radio station who would like to interview us, please contact us. We are willing to talk about any of the projects we are working on. There is lots of information to share about our programs. Your value is increased by bringing people together. Thank you for being a valuable connection.

From morning shows to local tourism channels, to local programming, we can bring the love that emanates from our sanctuary to a wider viewing audience. The animals are photogenic and delightful. The plants are insightful. There is much to share with our community and you can connect us to the people to make it happen.