As a volunteer for the Mauna Kea Forest Restoration Project, you understand and agree to the following:

• By registering for a volunteer outing, plants, supplies, and logistics have been ordered and planned based on your attendance.
• You understand that canceling your participation in a volunteer outing can result of cancellation of the entire trip and therefore the restoration work being planned for that outing. MKFRP will then fall short of its restoration objectives.
• This is a group project and you will be working together with other volunteers and staff.
• You are responsible for communicating this contract, the Volunteer Packet, and other information with others in your party.
• If accompanying minors, you are responsible for all their actions and work ethic.
• You are responsible for bringing appropriate work attire and if camping, sleep attire, and warm sleeping equipment.
• All volunteers and staff share the central cabin and kitchen. (if camping)
• Central cabin and kitchen shall remain clean and organized to respect others use of the area. (if camping)
• The individual A-frame sleeping huts at Pu‘u Mali are personal and private spaces and are to be respected as such. (if camping)
• If you are driving yourself, you must have a dependable 4-wheel drive vehicle. (there are no mechanic services or supplies)
• You will abide by the conditions laid out in the Volunteer Position Description and Liability Waiver.

The Kilohana Hunter Checking Station is located off OLD Saddle Road (towards Waiki‘i) beetween miles markers 43 and 44.

We are requiring all volunteers to drive their own 4x4 vehicles. Only 4x4 vehicles can proceed up the dirt roads to access restoration areas.

Puʻu Huluhulu is located on the southern side of Hawaii Route 200, directly across from the highway's intersection with the Mauna Kea Access Road.

We are requiring all volunteers to drive their own 4x4 vehicles. Only 4x4 vehicles can proceed up the dirt roads to access restoration areas.

The Mana Road Meeting Location is located at end of the pavement on Mana Road coming from Waimea.

We are requiring all volunteers to drive their own 4x4 vehicles. Only 4x4 vehicles can proceed up the dirt roads to access restoration areas.

4x4 vehicle access only.

Click "SUBMIT" below to complete registration!

Daily checklist

• Sturdy boots (ankle supporting)
• Long pants
• T-shirts or long sleeved shirts for field work
• Rain jacket and rain pants
• Work gloves
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Water bottle
• Lunch
• Optional: hat, camera

As a volunteer for the Mauna Kea Forest Restoration Project, you understand and agree to the following:

• By registering for a volunteer outing, plants, supplies, and logistics have been ordered and planned based on your attendance.
• You understand that canceling your participation in a volunteer outing can result of cancellation of the entire trip and therefore the restoration work being planned for that outing. MKFRP will then fall short of its restoration objectives.
• This is a group project and you will be working together with other volunteers and staff.
• You are responsible for communicating this contract, the Volunteer Packet, and other information with others in your party.
• If accompanying minors, you are responsible for all their actions and work ethic.
• You are responsible for bringing appropriate work attire and if camping, sleep attire, and warm sleeping equipment.
• All volunteers and staff share the central cabin and kitchen. (if camping)
• Central cabin and kitchen shall remain clean and organized to respect others use of the area. (if camping)
• The individual A-frame sleeping huts at Pu‘u Mali are personal and private spaces and are to be respected as such. (if camping)
• If you are driving yourself, you must have a dependable 4-wheel drive vehicle. (there are no mechanic services or supplies)
• You will abide by the conditions laid out in the Volunteer Position Description and Liability Waiver.

The Kilohana Hunter Checking Station is located off OLD Saddle Road (towards Waiki‘i) beetween miles markers 43 and 44.

We are requiring all volunteers to drive their own 4x4 vehicles. Only 4x4 vehicles can proceed up the dirt roads to access restoration areas.

Puʻu Huluhulu is located on the southern side of Hawaii Route 200, directly across from the highway's intersection with the Mauna Kea Access Road.

We are requiring all volunteers to drive their own 4x4 vehicles. Only 4x4 vehicles can proceed up the dirt roads to access restoration areas.

The Mana Road Meeting Location is located at end of the pavement on Mana Road coming from Waimea.

We are requiring all volunteers to drive their own 4x4 vehicles. Only 4x4 vehicles can proceed up the dirt roads to access restoration areas.

4x4 vehicle access only.

Click "SUBMIT" below to complete registration!

Daily checklist

• Sturdy boots (ankle supporting)
• Long pants
• T-shirts or long sleeved shirts for field work
• Rain jacket and rain pants
• Work gloves
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Water bottle
• Lunch
• Optional: hat, camera