Volunteers gather every weekend to clear debris, repair erosion damage, and maintain the natural beauty of the trails in the Kona Cloud Forest. This work is crucial for preserving the forest's delicate ecosystems and ensuring its beauty for future generations.

Participate in community work days to help restore and revitalize the traditional agricultural field systems at Kahaluʻu Kūāhewa. Volunteers will engage in activities such as clearing invasive species and supporting traditional farming practices.

Join ʻohana work days to participate in tours and hands-on activities to restore the traditional agricultural systems. Volunteers will have the opportunity to learn about and contribute to the preservation of Native Hawaiian cultural practices.

Assist in coordinating projects by keeping the manta tour greenlist up-to-date and organizing maritime skills training. This role supports the development of safe and sustainable ocean recreation practices.

Help keep readers informed by collecting or writing articles for the website, updating email subscribers, and posting on various social media channels. This role is crucial for raising awareness about ocean safety and sustainability.