Regular Service Overnights In Haleakala Crater
Service trip participants will backpack into the crater to a cabin or campsite and back. Depending upon the trip, the group will perform one of a number of tasks ranging from cabin maintenance to native planting to invasive species removal.
For all overnight trips in the Crater, participants need to bring first day's water, sun and rain protection, work gloves, comfortable boots or walking shoes, sleeping bag, extra socks, breakfasts, lunches, dinner food contributions as coordinated by the leader, personal supplies, a flashlight, and warm clothing. Volunteers on service trips stay free in the cabins (except $15 for Service/Learning trips) which are equipped with bunks, firewood, dishes and cooking utensils.
2012-2013 SERVICE TRIPS IN THE CRATER |
| 2012 Dates |
Location |
Organizer |
| Nov. 10-12 |
Holua, heterotheca |
Matt |
| Dec. 1-3 |
Kapalaoa, heterotheca |
Matt |
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| 2013 Dates |
Location |
Organizer |
| Jan. 19-21 |
Paliku |
Elizabeth |
| Feb.16-18 |
Holua |
Keith |
| Mar. 29-31 |
Kapalaoa |
Matt |
| Apr. 20-22 |
Holua |
Christy |
| May 25-27 |
Paliku (Service/Learning) |
Matt |
| June 15-17 |
Kapalaoa |
Elizabeth |
| July 4-6 |
Paliku (Service/Learning) |
Matt |
| Aug. 3-5 |
Holua |
Christy |
| Aug. 31-Sep. 2 |
Paliku (Service/Learning) |
Keith |
| Oct. 12-14 |
Kapalaoa |
Joani |
| Nov. 9-11 |
Holua |
Michele |
| Dec. 7-9 |
Kapalaoa |
Elizabeth |
| *Paliku Service/Learning trips will exit via Kaupo Gap. These trips have a $15 fee
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HOW TO REGISTER AND JOIN A SERVICE TRIP
Before signing up for a service trip, please create an account (from link in the left column), then log into the account to learn more about the trips and certify your readiness for a service trip. After that, call or email the listed leader for more information and to make reservations to join a trip.
Leader Contact Information
For all overnight trips in the Crater, participants need to bring first day's water, sun and rain protection, work gloves, comfortable boots or close-toed walking shoes, sleeping bag, extra socks, breakfasts, lunches, dinner food contributions as coordinated by leader, personal supplies, a flashlight and warm clothing. Volunteers on service trips stay free in the cabins, which are equipped with bunks, firewood, dishes and cooking utensils.
Description of Work
Service Trip Packing List
Service Trip Itinerary
PAST SERVICE WORK | SERVICE TRIP PHOTOS
