Get hands-on with native Hawaiian plants and help create habitat for critically endangered native seabirds.
You will play a pivotal role by planting native vegetation and removing invasive species to restore coastal habitat and strengthen shoreline resilience.
Restore coastal habitat to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Healthy dunes and wetlands serve as natural buffers, shielding communities from stronger storms, so every restoration effort is climate action and enhances biodiversity along shores.
Meet at the Visitors Center at 8am. Wear sun protection, study shoes and bring a refillable water bottle.
Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge, Maalaea, HI 96753, USA
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Isabel Riethbrock (Volunteer Coordinator)
+1 808 264 7914
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