May/June 2024 HAWAII PARENT 71 workdays dedicated to safeguarding our environment and cultural landmarks. Most feature calendars on their websites with activity description plus details on age limitations, physical requirements, length of time, what to wear, tools supplied and a contact to answer additional questions. Simply arrive with a desire to work in the great outdoors! Roll up your sleeves, prepare to get your hands dirty, possibly find your feet caked in mud, and then bask in the pleasure of knowing your ohana is protecting and respecting Hawaii’s abundant gifts. To follow are unique, fun and easy-tostrenuous opportunities to nurture our islands. Gather your family together, determine which activities peak your collective interests and find a fit for your schedule. Then sign up, show up and make a true connection from ridge to reef. Know that in this process, keiki should be inspired by life lessons to help protect the Hawaiian Islands for generations to come. Lucky we live Hawaii! Photo Credit: Alex Awo, Malama Maunalua
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