Volunteer
October 18 2012 - Volunteer Recognition Luncheon NPS Photo - Dave Boyle Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park Proudly Welcomes our Term Volunteers! Their primary duties are to interpret the park to visitors with the goal of ensuring that every visitor experience is a positive one. They do this by interacting with the visitors at the Visitor Center, giving informative talks and leading interpretive hikes. Doesn't that sound like something you would like to do? You too can be a volunteer! Click here to meet our volunteers. Resident Volunteer Happenings - In addition to our term volunteer program we have our dedicated and faithful resident volunteers who play a key role in keeping the park running smoothly. 
Volunteer Ed Films and Edits the 2012 Tour Operator Training 
Volunteer Dave Exceeds Nine Years of Service 
Volunteer Noel Receives 5000 hour Life Time Achievement Award on August 8, 2012 
Volunteer Jim Receives 500 Hour Award on August 8, 2012 
Volunteer Ed Receives 5000 Hour Lifetime Achievement Award on May 16, 2012 Be a VIP, Volunteer-in-Park. Help protect some of the most treasured natural and cultural resources in America. At Hawaiʻi Volcanoes, contact interim volunteer facilitator Elizabeth Bell (808-985-6166) Current Volunteer Opportunities |
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Did You Know?
From 1983 to 1991, lava flows repeatedly invaded communities on Kīlauea's coastal south flank burying eight miles of highway and destroying 181 houses and a visitor center in Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park.