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Haleakala National Park
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Volunteers are Very Important People

Volunteers contributed nearly 17,000 hours to Haleakala National Park in Fiscal Year 2010. As a Volunteer in Parks--VIP--you work side by side with the National Park Service staff. And as a VIP you are truly a Very Important Person. You show people how to enjoy their parks so future generations can too. Think how much you will learn about a park by contributing to its successful operation

Information about Volunteers-In-Parks Program

Volunteer Positions in the Park

Drop-In Volunteers (One to Three Day Opportunities)

Group Volunteer Service Projects

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You can experience hundreds of shades of green in the bamboo forest as well as enjoy the melodic tones produced in the breeze.

Did You Know?
Bamboo is one of the non-native plants you will see when you hike the Pipiwai Trail in the Kipahulu Area of Haleakala National Park. The extensive bamboo forest provides a unique array of sights and sounds along the trail.
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Last Updated: February 09, 2011 at 13:21 MST