Volunteer
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We welcome community members with diverse abilities to volunteer with us! Whether you are a student, teacher, artist, businessperson, retiree -- there is something you could do to help. Please fill out our Volunteer In-Take Form so we can get to know you better. Questions? Contact Virginia Delgado at [email protected] |
We Need Your Help!
Ola Nā Kini Second Saturday Community Workdays
Join us as we strive to heal the land, sea, and multitude of life through education and restoration. Workdays will be hosted monthly every second Saturday from 9am-12pm rotating among three sites Pālehua dryland forest, Nānākuli wetland (Zablan's), and the Awawalei food forest.
Ola Nā Kini Site Restoration
We have many volunteer opportunities with this major native and edible tree plantng initiative at Pālehua, Nānākuli muliwai, and Awawalei (food forest). Volunteers are needed to remove invasive species, plant native and edible species, collect seeds, mulch, build fence and other things, tool maintenance, and community workdays.
Pālehua/Kapolei High School Nursery
Love plants? Learn how to propagate and care for plants utilizing various methods through volunteering at the Kapolei High School nursery or Pālehua Nursery, which houses a variety of native and introduced Hawaiian plants as well as fruits and vegetables. Volunteers will also help with nursery maintenance (irrigation, pest control, washing pots, up-potting plants, weeding, watering).
Overall MLC Program Volunteer
We're constantly seeking individual volunteers who can assist in any and all programs (education/outreach, fundraising, curriculum development, graphic art design, digital/video content creation, vehicle/facilities maintenance, etc.).
Ola Nā Kini Second Saturday Community Workdays
Join us as we strive to heal the land, sea, and multitude of life through education and restoration. Workdays will be hosted monthly every second Saturday from 9am-12pm rotating among three sites Pālehua dryland forest, Nānākuli wetland (Zablan's), and the Awawalei food forest.
Ola Nā Kini Site Restoration
We have many volunteer opportunities with this major native and edible tree plantng initiative at Pālehua, Nānākuli muliwai, and Awawalei (food forest). Volunteers are needed to remove invasive species, plant native and edible species, collect seeds, mulch, build fence and other things, tool maintenance, and community workdays.
Pālehua/Kapolei High School Nursery
Love plants? Learn how to propagate and care for plants utilizing various methods through volunteering at the Kapolei High School nursery or Pālehua Nursery, which houses a variety of native and introduced Hawaiian plants as well as fruits and vegetables. Volunteers will also help with nursery maintenance (irrigation, pest control, washing pots, up-potting plants, weeding, watering).
Overall MLC Program Volunteer
We're constantly seeking individual volunteers who can assist in any and all programs (education/outreach, fundraising, curriculum development, graphic art design, digital/video content creation, vehicle/facilities maintenance, etc.).
