• In 2010 it served as an environmental ambassador for the
Pacific Regional Environment Programme and
Coral Reef Initiative for the South Pacific, visiting
French Polynesia, the
Cook Islands, Samoa and
Tokelau. • In March 2011 it visited New Zealand before journeying to
Hawaii. • In 2011 it visited
San Diego as part of a fleet of six traditional canoes which voyaged across the Pacific to the USA. • In 2011 - 2012 it was part of the
Te Mana o Te Moana (Spirit of the Ocean) fleet which visited 15 Pacific nations to spread knowledge of voyaging culture and advocate for ocean conservation. • In 2017 it visited Samoa's coastal communities as part of a conservation outreach program. • In 2018 it journeyed to New Zealand for a festival of
Māori and Pacific navigation, during which it sailed around the country. It attended
Waitangi Day celebrations in the Bay of Islands, a climate change conference, and the
New Zealand Festival of the Arts in
Wellington. It returned to Samoa in May. • In 2020 it voyaged around
Upolu while engaging in environmental education work. • In January 2021 it was dry-docked for maintenance. It was refloated again in August 2021. • In 2022, the canoe was used as a platform for Guardians-linked environmental education through the Manaaki project run with the Samoa Voyaging Society and
Conservation International Samoa. ==Images==