Volunteer Day Coming Soon — 2/15/25

 

Together, lets restore this historic fishpond with hands-on work in the ʻāina!

No experience needed — just bring your aloha and a passion to mālama

 

 

 

Saturday, February 15th

9 AM – 12 PM

Lokowaka Pond, Hilo

 

RSVP @ ainahoola@gmail.com to save your spot!

 

Volunteer Days Schedule

* February 10 (Mon.), 9am – 12pm
* February 12 (Wed.), 9am – 12pm
February 15 (Sat.), 9am – 12pm
* February 24 (Mon.), 9am – 12pm
* February 27 (Thurs.), 9am – 12pm
* March 3 (Mon.), 9am – 12pm
* March 11 (Tues.), 9am – 12pm
* March 12 (Weds.), 9am – 12pm
March 15 (Sat.), 9am – 12pm
* March 24 (Mon.), 9am – 12pm
* March 27 (Wed.), 9am – 12pm
* March 31 (Mon.), 9am – 12pm
* April 20 (Sun.), 9am – 12pm
 
Dates in bold indicate our monthly community volunteer days, where a light lunch is provided after the work is done.  Dates marked with an asterisk (*) are additional volunteer days that were requested or are part of our regular work schedule.

What to wear and bring on a volunteer day:

Be prepared for changing weather conditions and wet, muddy, uneven terrain. Activities will include hand-removing invasive weeds and possibly replanting native plants, rain or shine.

Clothing:
Lightweight, quick-drying long-sleeved shirt and pants (recommended for sun and insect protection).
Closed-toed shoes, reef shoes, tabis, or diving boots you don’t mind getting wet and muddy (there may be broken glass or sharp objects).
Sun Protection: A hat, reef-friendly sunscreen, and sunglasses.
Rainwear: Be prepared for wet weather.

Supplies:
Gloves and tools (hand weeders, serrated sickles) will be provided, but feel free to bring your own.
Plenty of water in your reusable bottle.
Optional: Insect repellents.

Post-Work Essentials:
Showers are available at Kealoha Beach Park if you’d like to freshen up afterward.A change of clothes and footwear.
A bag for wet/muddy items.
A towel.
Swimwear (optional): A beautiful beach park is just a short walk from the parking lot! 

ʻAʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia.
No task is too big when done together by all.

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