Volunteer Program
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An active volunteer group at Kīlauea Point contributes approximately 7,000 hours of service to the refuge annually. The Kīlauea Point Volunteer Program provides an opportunity for residents and visitors to give back to Kaua‘i. Volunteers play an integral role in the daily operation of Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge and are readily available to answer questions and provide natural and cultural history information. The personal contacts provided by these volunteers to the visiting public provide an outstanding educational experience for visitors. |
| Volunteers and Visitors at the Refuge - Photo credit USFWS |
| Volunteers assist with the preservation of native plant species. |
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| Volunteer helping with Plant Propogation - Photo Credit USFWS |
Volunteer opportunities include roving interpretation, native coastal plant restoration, and environmental education. To become a Kīlauea Point Volunteer, please contact the refuge Volunteer Coordinator.
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