Ways To Help:
  > Become a HWF Volunteer
  > Donate to HWF
  > Adopt an Endangered Animal
  > Be a Steward of the Earth

> Become a HWF Volunteer
Are you dedicated to preserving our natural habitat? Put that energy into action by volunteering with Hawai'i Wildlife Fund's research or conservation projects. HWF volunteers work side-by-side in the field with trained staff members, helping to protect animals and their habitat.
Through your help, HWF works to ensure that sea turtle hatchlings emerge from their nest. They help monitor nesting beaches, educate the public and track our sea turtle mothers after they return to sea. HWF's Monk Seal Watch helps ensure that these critically endangered animals that are resting onshore receive the privacy they need.
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> Donate to HWF
Help support the ongoing efforts of Hawai'i Wildlife Fund and our specific research and conservation efforts by making a tax-deductible contribution. Your donation helps support the efforts of a dedicated team of conservationists working to preserve Hawai'i's marine life. Your donation will help fund:
    ·  HWF's Hawksbill Sea Turtle Recovery Project
    ·  HWF's Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery Project
    ·  HWF's education program
    ·  Humpback whale research and education
    ·  Wild dolphin preservation
    ·  Coral reef preservation
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 > Be a Steward of the Earth
Adopt and follow HWF's Reef Use Guidelines when you snorkel or dive the islands' coral reefs, whether on your own or with a commercial charter boat. Contact us to learn about tour companies that have adopted the ethical and sustainable whale watch, snorkeling and diving practices HWF produced.
Visit Hawai'i during the winter months to experience humpback whales on their breeding grounds. Choose a vessel that employs a HWF-trained marine naturalist.
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