The ocean can be unpredictable and, at times, dangerous. Follow these guidelines and watch for warning signs to stay safe in the water.

Learn about the best way to organize manta ray activities and the consequences of not following this method for both participants and manta rays.

Irresponsible boating around manta viewing sites can be extremely dangerous to both humans and manta rays. Here's why hull lights, live boating, and leaving passengers on-site are not acceptable practices.

Learn the best practices for observing sea turtles without disturbing their natural behaviors and well-being.

Getting too close to manta rays and touching them can harm their health and well-being, and here’s why.

Follow these guidelines for interacting with manta rays and help protect the gentle giants of the ocean.

Follow these guidelines to keep dolphins safe and contribute to the sustainability of dolphin tourism.

Learn how anchoring on coral reefs harms the marine ecosystem and manta rays.

Follow these guidelines to keep whale-watching activities safe for both whales and participants.

Follow these guidelines to stay safe when encountering Hawaiian Monk Seals - and to keep the monk seals safe as well.

Questions to assess a manta ray tour operator before you book a manta snorkeling or scuba diving experience.

Find out more about the three established manta ray viewing sites on the Kona coast in Hawaii.

Taking the Pono Pledge means you commit to respectful and sustainable interaction with the resources, animals, and people of the Big Island of Hawai’i

The Campfire Method is a safe and sustainable way to organize manta ray viewing sites. Read how it works and why it’s important for tour operators to comply!