Pūpūkea-Paumalū Volunteer Workday

The 1,144-acre Pūpūkea-Paumalū State Park Reserve was permanently protected from development in 2007. Since that monumental conservation agreement, the North Shore Community Land Trust has worked with the State of Hawaiʻi Parks Department to steward this unique resource and ensure that it is safely enjoyed by community members and visitors alike.

Unless otherwise announced, monthly community work days occur on the fourth Saturday of each month from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Meet at the trail head adjacent to the Sunset Beach Elementary School parking lot prior to hiking about 10 minutes into the reserve. More information regarding monthly community work days is listed below:

Stewardship Activities:

-Trail maintenance

-Erosion control projects

-Invasive species removal

-Native plant out-planting

 

What is Provided:

-Snacks/Light Lunch

-Water Refills

-Gloves

-Hand tools (picks, shovels, rakes, loppers)

 

What to Bring

-Close-toed shoes

-Hat / Reef-Friendly Sun Protection (though we will be working mostly in the shade)

-Reusable water bottle

-Gloves (optional, if you prefer to use your own)

-Hand tools (optional, if you prefer to use your own)

Contact info:

Tim Tybusewaki tim@northshoreland.org