Due to Hurricane Lowell, our volunteer opportunities are currently limited. Please inquire at kokeeresource@gmail.com for the latest information. 

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The Kōkeʻe Resource Conservation Program primarily performs alien plant species control work and watershed management activities in the forests of Kaua‘i. The program provides a framework for volunteers to be involved in preserving the spectacular natural resources of the area. Periodically KRCP also does collecting and propagation of native plants, outplanting of native plants, trail maintenance, fence maintenance and maintenance of tea plants located in Kōkeʻe.

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Work days are available Monday-Thursday between 7 am-5 pm. We can schedule a work project for a half day, 8 am-12 pm, or full day, 8 am - 4 pm. To schedule a workday, please email us at kokeeresource@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Volunteers are also welcome on remote camping work trips with our field crew. Throughout the year we spend up to a week at a time camping in remote areas of the Alaka'i Wilderness Preserve performing invasive weed control and watershed management activities. Additional training is required. Contact us for more details. 

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Click here to see videos of KRCP at work in the forest. 

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