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Haleakala National ParkMoss covered limbs characterize the native koa trees.
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Haleakala National Park
Volunteer

Volunteers are Very Important People

Volunteers contributed over 17,000 hours to Haleakala National Park in Fiscal Year 2008. As a Volunteer in Parks--VIP--you work side by side with the National Park Service staff. And as a VIP you are truly a Very Important Person. You show people how to enjoy their parks so future generations can too. Think how much you will learn about a park by contributing to its successful operation

Information about Volunteers-In-Parks Program

Volunteer Positions in the Park

Drop-In Volunteers (One to Three Day Opportunities)

Group Volunteer Service Projects
Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
The "Haleakala Wilderness Area" of Haleakala National Park was designated on October 20, 1976 with 19,270 acres. This protected Wilderness has expanded to 24,719 in 2005.

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Last Updated: June 03, 2009 at 22:09 EST