Håfa Adai and Welcome to Sustainable Guam Adventures!
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) is thrilled to partner with Guam Green Growth (G3) to invite you on a unique journey that combines your tropical getaway with meaningful contributions to our beautiful island. Here in Guam, we believe that every visitor can play a vital role in preserving our natural wonders and fostering a sustainable future.
Beyond our pristine beaches and vibrant culture, you now have the exciting opportunity to participate in hands-on environmental initiatives that make a real difference. Imagine the satisfaction of planting a tree with our dedicated Guam Green Growth GROW Initiative, directly contributing to our island’s reforestation and ecological health. Or picture yourself joining the Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps for a lively beach cleanup, leaving our shores even more pristine than you found them.
These aren’t just activities; they’re fun, engaging experiences that connect you deeper with Guam’s environment and community. You’ll meet passionate locals, enjoy the outdoors, and leave knowing you’ve helped protect paradise. It’s an adventure with a purpose!
We encourage you to explore the exciting events and opportunities available. Come, discover the joy of giving back and become a part of Guam’s sustainable story. Your participation helps us ensure that Guam remains a beautiful and thriving destination for generations to come.
Thank you for choosing Guam, and thank you for helping us keep our island green and pristine!
UPCOMING EVENTS:
GROW IN MALOJLOJ TREE PLANTING EVENT
DATE: SEPTEMBER 6, 2025
TIME: 8AM
LOCATION: UGUM TRAILHEAD WATERSHED SITE
DESCRIPTION: The “GROW IN MALOJLOJ” tree planting event, hosted by the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant’s GROW Initiative, is a community-driven effort focused on enhancing Guam’s ecological health through reforestation. Participants join passionate volunteers and G3 representatives in Malojloj to plant native trees, directly contributing to vital watershed restoration, improving biodiversity, and strengthening the island’s natural resilience. It’s an opportunity for locals and visitors alike to engage in hands-on conservation, connect with the environment, and leave a lasting positive impact on Guam’s landscape.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Water bottle
- Hat and sunscreen
- Closed-toe shoes or boots
- Comfortable clothing that can get dirty
- Insect repellent (optional)
GROW IN MALOJLOJ TREE PLANTING EVENT
DATE: OCTOBER 4, 2025
TIME: 8AM
LOCATION: UGUM TRAILHEAD WATERSHED SITE
DESCRIPTION: The “GROW IN MALOJLOJ” tree planting event, hosted by the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant’s GROW Initiative, is a community-driven effort focused on enhancing Guam’s ecological health through reforestation. Participants join passionate volunteers and G3 representatives in Malojloj to plant native trees, directly contributing to vital watershed restoration, improving biodiversity, and strengthening the island’s natural resilience. It’s an opportunity for locals and visitors alike to engage in hands-on conservation, connect with the environment, and leave a lasting positive impact on Guam’s landscape.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Water bottle
- Hat and sunscreen
- Closed-toe shoes or boots
- Comfortable clothing that can get dirty
- Insect repellent (optional)
GROW IN MALOJLOJ TREE PLANTING EVENT
DATE: NOVEMBER 8, 2025
TIME: 8AM
LOCATION: UGUM TRAILHEAD WATERSHED SITE
DESCRIPTION: The “GROW IN MALOJLOJ” tree planting event, hosted by the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant’s GROW Initiative, is a community-driven effort focused on enhancing Guam’s ecological health through reforestation. Participants join passionate volunteers and G3 representatives in Malojloj to plant native trees, directly contributing to vital watershed restoration, improving biodiversity, and strengthening the island’s natural resilience. It’s an opportunity for locals and visitors alike to engage in hands-on conservation, connect with the environment, and leave a lasting positive impact on Guam’s landscape.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Water bottle
- Hat and sunscreen
- Closed-toe shoes or boots
- Comfortable clothing that can get dirty
- Insect repellent (optional)