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Volunteering at Hanauma Bay The Hanauma Bay Education Program is supported by
over 100 volunteers who share Who can Volunteer? Do you like to talk story with all kinds of people? Are you looking for an excuse to hang out on the beach? Would you like to learn more about marine life in Hawaii? Do you care about protecting Hawaii's marine environment? Anyone who can answer "yes" to one or more of these questions should consider our program. In addition, all volunteers must be able to attend volunteer training, meet the minimum requirements for their preferred volunteer position, and be at least 14 years of age. (Younger volunteers may be considered, if they volunteer as a team with an adult.) How to Get Involved If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at
Hanauma Bay, take a few minutes to
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their time, their knowledge of the preserve, and passion for protecting
it. Volunteers staff the preserve's visitor center and an information
kiosk on the beach, lead educational programs and tours, and provide clerical,
grounds keeping and maintenance support for both the education program
and park staff. During 2003, volunteers donated 13,000 hours educating,
and enhancing the experiences of, the one million people visiting Hanauma
Bay. Our volunteers range in age from high school students to retirees
and they commute from all over Oahu. We even have a few seasonal volunteers
who travel from the continental U.S. and Canada for a several months each
year.
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