You can help Hawai’i’s native species by volunteering for one or more of our ongoing projects.
Become a
Community
Scientist
Get involved to make different.
Protect & Restore
Volunteer
Opportunities
Teachers, researchers, and wildlife managers need help from community members to spread the word about Hawai’i’s wildlife. Below are some ideas about how to share your knowledge and areas of expertise.
Volunteer to Share Your Skills
Teach Intro to Birding
Experienced birders can teach classes on basic birding skills
Participate in School Programs
Help with school programs and presentations on birds and their habitats.
Organize Events
Help organize speaking engagements and/or outings.
Outreach
Help answer questions and explain our mission to the public.
Lead an Activity
Ranging from field trips, tours, Christmas Bird Counts, or service projects (all islands).
Habitat Restoration
Help with Habitat restoration at Freeman Seabird Preserve (seasonal: January, February, March).
Provide Support
Help with locating grant opportunities and grant writing.
Contact us with your name, contact information, availability and the type of volunteer opportunities you are interested in at hiaudsoc@gmail.com