Volunteer

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Mālama ʻAimakapā

Sign up for our April Community workdays!

Mālama ‘Aimakapā Community Workdays
Join us for a short .5-mile hike and invasive species removal at ʻAimakapā Fishpond to help restore the largest wetland on the Kona Coast!

Thursday, April 9, 8am–12pm
Saturday, April 11, 8am–12pm

All are welcome!

An email with full details and instructions will be sent to all participants on April 8.

Please remember to bring the following items:

Hat
Water Bottle
Reef-safe sunscreen
Hiking boots
Tabis or other water shoes (can be provided if you don’t have your own)
Gloves (can be provided if you don’t have your own)

Questions? Reach out to [e-mail]
And RSVP here!

 

It takes many hands working together (laulima) to keep our ecosystems healthy.

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Volunteering at Kaloko-Honokōhau

Volunteers play a vital role in helping to preserve and protect the natural and cultural resources of Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park. We regularly host community workdays where volunteers can spend a few hours assisting with important stewardship efforts, such as removing invasive vegetation and supporting the health of our unique anchialine pond ecosystems. These events are a great opportunity to connect with the land, learn about native species, and contribute to the long-term care of this special place.

Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, we welcome your kōkua for mālama ʻāina. Contact us to learn more about volunteer opportunities.