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January 2019
Restore Honouliuli National Wildlife Refuge – O‘ahu
Sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Company, join Hawai‘i Nature Center on Saturday, January 26 in removing HNC's programmatic materials from the site and outplanting sedges with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Establish habitats for endangered waterbirds at this historical wetland site. Must be 16 or older. Bring work gloves, hat, sunscreen, clothes that can get wet and dirty, change of clothes, towel, and covered shoes such as rubber boots. No restrooms or fresh water available. Contact (808) 955-0100 x118 to join.
Find out more »February 2019
Mountainfilm on Tour – O‘ahu
Mountainfilm on Tour brings a selection of culturally rich, adventure-packed and incredibly inspiring documentary films curated from the Mountainfilm festival held every Memorial Day weekend in Telluride, Colorado. The tour will soon visit Hawaii at the Historic Hawaii Theatre and the He‘eia Kea State Park on February 21-24, 2019 from 7:00p - 10:30p with films that will explore the themes connected to Mountainfilm’s mission: using the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world.…
Find out more »Restore Pouhala Marsh – O‘ahu
Sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Company, join Hawai‘i Nature Center on Saturday, Feb. 23 in removing invasive species including pickleweed, cattail, and mangrove. Establish habitats for endangered waterbirds in a coastal marsh that has a remnant fishpond and is the largest remaining wetland habitat in Pearl Harbor. Must be 16 or older. Bring work gloves, hat, sunscreen, clothes that can get wet and dirty, change of clothes, towel, and covered shoes such as rubber boots. No restrooms or fresh water available.…
Find out more »March 2019
Restore Pouhala Marsh – O‘ahu
Sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Company, join Hawai‘i Nature Center on Saturday, March 30 in removing invasive species including pickleweed, cattail, and mangrove. Establish habitats for endangered waterbirds in a coastal marsh that has a remnant fishpond and is the largest remaining wetland habitat in Pearl Harbor. Must be 16 or older. Bring work gloves, hat, sunscreen, clothes that can get wet and dirty, change of clothes, towel, and covered shoes such as rubber boots. No restrooms or fresh water available.…
Find out more »April 2019
Restore Pouhala Marsh – O‘ahu
Sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Company, join Hawai‘i Nature Center on Saturday, April 27 in removing invasive species including pickleweed, cattail, and mangrove. Establish habitats for endangered waterbirds in a coastal marsh that has a remnant fishpond and is the largest remaining wetland habitat in Pearl Harbor. Must be 16 or older. Bring work gloves, hat, sunscreen, clothes that can get wet and dirty, change of clothes, towel, and covered shoes such as rubber boots. No restrooms or fresh water available.…
Find out more »May 2019
Green Gala Fundraiser – May 24
Hawai‘i Nature Center bursts into bloom at its annual Green Gala that will include a silent and live auction, dessert auction extravaganza, gift giveaways, educational photo booth and more. $350 for individual tickets. $4,000 for table sponsors. Contact robin@hawaiinaturecenter.org
Find out more »Restore Pouhala Marsh – O‘ahu
Sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Company, join Hawai‘i Nature Center on Saturday, May 25 in removing invasive species including pickleweed, cattail, and mangrove. Establish habitats for endangered waterbirds in a coastal marsh that has a remnant fishpond and is the largest remaining wetland habitat in Pearl Harbor. Must be 16 or older. Bring work gloves, hat, sunscreen, clothes that can get wet and dirty, change of clothes, towel, and covered shoes such as rubber boots. No restrooms or fresh water available.…
Find out more »June 2019
Restore Pouhala Marsh – O‘ahu
Sponsored by Hawaiian Electric Company, join Hawai‘i Nature Center on Saturday, June 22 in removing invasive species including pickleweed, cattail, and mangrove. Establish habitats for endangered waterbirds in a coastal marsh that has a remnant fishpond and is the largest remaining wetland habitat in Pearl Harbor. Must be 16 or older. Bring work gloves, hat, sunscreen, clothes that can get wet and dirty, change of clothes, towel, and covered shoes such as rubber boots. No restrooms or fresh water available.…
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