FRIENDS OF HALEAKALĀ NATIONAL PARK
Connecting to Haleakalā Through Service
Haleakalā: A Rare & Sacred landscape
ABOUT US
He Pouhana No Haleakalā,
A Support Pillar for Haleakalā
Friends of Hakeakalā National Park fosters strong relationships between Maui’s diverse communities (of both residents and visitors alike) and Haleakalā National Park through service, volunteerism, and education. We do this in order to preserve, protect and promote the ecological and cultural heritage of this special place.
WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
JOIN US FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE
We protect what we love. Join us to care for Mauna Haleakalā, one of Maui’s most sacred wahi pana, or pulsing places.
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Latest Updates from the Friends
Friends of Haleakalā National Park Annual Public Meeting – Celebrating 30 Years
The Friends of Haleakalā National Park invite the community to join us for our 2026 Annual Public Meeting, which also marks an important milestone: 30 years of service supporting Haleakalā National Park. Saturday, May 2 3:00–5:00 pm Keālia Pond National Wildlife...
2026–2027 Don Reeser, Mary Evanson, and Dr. Fern Duvall Memorial Scholarship
Friends of Haleakalā National Park (FHNP) is pleased to announce the 2026–2027 Don Reeser, Mary Evanson, and Dr. Fern Duvall Memorial Scholarship. Three scholarships of $2,000 each will be awarded to Hawaiʻi students pursuing degrees in conservation, ecology, biology,...
2025 Year in Review: Service, Stewardship, and Community with the Friends
2025 was a challenging year for the Friends, but ultimately we strengthened the way we serve Haleakalā. Despite a two-month proactive pause in volunteer fieldwork to strengthen safety training and protocols and the federal government shutdown in October, Friends of...
I’ve gotten so much more out of it than I expected. At first I just wanted to get into the Crater, but now I’m part of a community.”