Help Protect Kauaʻi's Kāhili Beach

Join Us Monthly To Preserve Kāhili Beach's Natural Beauty

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Join the Hawai'i Land Trust (HILT) on the first Sunday of each month to volunteer at the Kāhili Beach Preserve. Help protect one of Kauaʻi's treasured beaches by removing invasive species and maintaining the natural landscape.

This kind of volunteer work really helps to enrich the soul. You get to look back at your time and know that you helped to make the world a better place, whether for the next generation or just to feel better knowing you life in that better world. Step up, take a part, and have some genuine fun doing it!

Age
All ages
Duration
2-hour
Location
Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi

What's Included
- Gloves and tools for all volunteer activities.
- Guidance from HILT staff and conservation experts.
Highlights
- Play a part in making the world a better place
- A great family outing
- All needed gear is included

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Meeting Location

Meet at Kahili Beach near the big rocks in the parking area.

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Conservation Efforts

Volunteers play a key role in helping to preserve Kahili Beach by removing invasive plants from the area, restoring the native landscape, and ensuring the area remains accessible and pristine. These invasive species choke the life out from the local flora and cause the animals of the area to struggle, as well as just adding annoying complications to everyday life. Every aspect of Hawaiʻian beauty is affected, and it would do wonders for the island to have your help in removing them.

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Community and Family Friendly

This volunteer day is a great opportunity for individuals, families, and groups to get involved in protecting the environment and learning about local conservation efforts. This is both a great way to bond with friends and family, and also to experience the natural beauty of the area directly through helping to keep it safe. Teach your children how to give back to their societies, help them to learn skills that could be used to keep their hometowns just as protected and untouched, and let them experience what it is like to do something truly meaningful.

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Scenic Outdoor Volunteering

Kāhili Beach offers a beautiful backdrop for meaningful volunteer work, with its stunning shoreline and surrounding natural landscapes. Getting out into the natural areas of this beautiful location gives you a unique chance to explore Kāhili Beach and take in the wonder of the area. While contributing to the preservation of the area, make sure you take the time to appreciate what it is you are helping to safeguard. Take in the scenery, snap a picture or several, and immerse yourself in a world of natural wonder.

Volunteer at Kahili Beach Preserve Details

Highlights

Volunteer At Kāhili Beach On Kauaʻi
Help Protect Native Plant Species
Family And Group Friendly
Tools And Gloves Provided

Enjoy The Scenic Beauty Of Kāhili Beach
Monthly Beach Conservation Efforts
Learn The Kinds Of Skills That Could Protect Your Own Home Community Too
Explore Beautiful Scenery

Description

The Kāhili Beach Preserve Volunteer Day, organized by the Hawai'i Land Trust (HILT), is held on the 1st Sunday of each month and invites community members and visitors to join in efforts to protect and preserve one of Kauaʻi’s most beautiful natural sites. Volunteers work on maintaining the beach and its surrounding area by helping to remove invasive species, clearing debris, and assisting with general upkeep of the preserve.

Meeting at 8:30 AM near the big rocks in the parking area, volunteers will be given tools, gloves, and instructions from HILT staff, ensuring a rewarding and educational experience. By taking part in these monthly events, participants contribute directly to the preservation of Kahili Beach, helping to protect its natural beauty and biodiversity for future generations.

This is a great event to help families bond over a shared goal, for groups looking for a mutual activity, and individuals looking to give back to the environment. No prior experience is necessary, and all tools are provided. In addition to the volunteer work, participants can enjoy the serene setting and connect with others who share a passion for conservation.

Itinerary

8:30 AM: Meet at Kāhili Beach parking area near the big rocks.
8:45 AM: Receive instructions, tools, and gloves from HILT staff.
9:00 AM: Begin conservation work, including removing invasive plants and cleaning the area.
10:00 AM: Short break for water and snacks (bring your own).
10:15 AM: Continue beach maintenance and conservation efforts.
10:30 AM: Wrap up and thank volunteers for their contributions.

Price & Availability

Price: Free of charge
Availability: 1st Sunday of each month.

Included

Gloves and tools for all volunteer activities.
Guidance from HILT staff and conservation experts.

Food & Drink

No food or drinks provided. Please bring your own water and snacks.

What To Bring

Comfortable clothing for outdoor work
Closed-toe shoes
Sunscreen and a hat
Reusable water bottle
Snacks

Instructions

Instructions: Volunteers will meet at the Kahili Beach parking area near the big rocks. All tools and safety instructions will be provided by HILT. Be prepared for outdoor work in a sunny environment.
Restrictions: Family-friendly and open to all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Cancellation

This is a free event, but please notify the organizers in advance if you cannot attend.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear for the volunteer day?

Comfortable outdoor clothing, closed-toe shoes, and sun protection such as a hat and sunscreen.
Can I bring my family?

Yes! The event is family-friendly and welcomes participants of all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
What tools are provided?

Gloves, tools, and any other necessary materials for the conservation work are provided by HILT.
What if the weather is bad?

The event typically proceeds in light rain, but may be rescheduled in case of severe weather. You will be notified in advance.