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Photo by Forest & Kim Starr |
Photo by Forest & Kim Starr |
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Photo by Forest & Kim Starr |
Photo by Forest & Kim Starr |
Volunteers are needed for a broad range of responsibilities. Many of our state parks, trails, historic buildings, and harbors have been adopted and rely on volunteer community groups for their beautification and maintenance. There are numerous other sites that will benefit from your involvement. DLNR volunteers provide interpretation at many historical sites and parks, build and maintain trails with the Na Ala Hele Program, serve as docents in the DLNR Visitor and Education Center, monitor public hunting and freshwater fishing areas, eradicate invasive alien species in Natural Area Reserves, conduct classes in hunter education, help restore sand dunes and wetlands at Kanaha Pond, and still more. Join the fun and help Hawai`i's environment. For more information visit www.state.hi.us/dlnr/Volunteer.html.