Our journey took an interesting turn this year. Last year, after an amazing expedition on the INCREDIBLE ship 'Infinity' in Tonga, we...

Early this morning (Tuesday), Tongatapu was hit by the fierce Cyclone Gita, a category 4 storm. Many buildings have been damaged,...

This Sunday past, the Floating Foundation was lucky enough to attend the PURE Tour NZ conference and launch at the awesome Sustainable...

The Floating Foundation founder, Craig Koning, was invited as a guest speaker to the Southern Hemisphere Medical Camp conference, hosted...

After four and a half months of research, medical training, boat life, challenges and triumphs, our 2017 expedition has drawn to a close....

It’s done! Ana Markic has returned to New Zealand, and the Infinity’s onboard laboratory has been packed away. With support from the...

It comes as no surprise to the Floating Foundation crew that Director of Operations Gary Paul was invited by the founders of Geeks...

When Amelia Ritchie decided to join the Floating Foundation as a medical volunteer, her Mom’s first question was “how can I help?” A few...

Meredith Tufunga, a newly-trained Medic from the island village of Olo’ua, impressed the Floating Foundation medical team with her...

When Ana Markic began her Ph.D with the University of Auckland in collaboration with the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment...

We teamed up with The Savy Traveler to show you what our 2017 Floating Foundation operation has looked like so far! We have successfully...

Our scientific research volunteers do not need anything other than an interest in science and a desire to contribute to an amazing...

Our medical volunteers do not need any prior medical knowledge or training. They come from all over the globe, learn, and pitch in to...

A woman collapsed in her home in Otea village early yesterday morning. Her family ran to get Susi, our trained island medic currently...

Two very real emergency medical situations arose during the time spent training our island medics in Matamaka Village. On the morning of...

Our medical volunteers do not need any prior medical knowledge or training. They come from all over the globe, learn, and pitch in to...

Two pallets and a literal boatload of goods shipped from New Zealand 28 days ago have finally made it onboard Infinity. As we unloaded...

On our third day in Vava’u, we visited Matamaka village where Craig reunited with old friends and new contacts. When Susi appeared from...

Just under three weeks ago, I finished up my final work day in NYC and left for the airport less than 24 hours later with nothing but a...