08/06/2008
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
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An introduction to NTBG for prospective volunteers
Ahupua`a: Land to Water - by Aiona and Winter
08/11/2008
National Tropical Botanical Garden
in celebration of the International Year of the Reef
presents a special lecture series
August Offering:
Ahupua‘a: Land to Water
by
Kamaui Aiona
Director, Kahanu Garden of the NTBG
and
Kāwika Winter
Director, Limahuli Garden and Preserve of the NTBG
Monday, August 11, 2008
6 p.m.
Harrison Chandler Education Center
NTBG Headquarters
3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo
outreach@ntbg.org 332-7324, x250
National Tropical Botanical Garden
in celebration of the International Year of the Reef
presents a special lecture series
August Offering:
Ahupua‘a: Land to Water
by
Kamaui Aiona
Director, Kahanu Garden of the NTBG
and
Kāwika Winter
Director, Limahuli Garden and Preserve of the NTBG
Monday, August 11, 2008
6 p.m.
Harrison Chandler Education Center
NTBG Headquarters
3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo
outreach@ntbg.org 332-7324, x250
An introduction to NTBG for prospective volunteers
08/13/2008
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
An introduction to NTBG for prospective volunteers
08/20/2008
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
An introduction to NTBG for prospective volunteers
08/27/2008
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
Learn more about NTBG and how you could help through volunteering.
What: One-hour introduction
Where: NTBG Headquarters, 3530 Papalina Road, Kalāheo, HI
When: Offered each Wednesday (from July 16-August 27)
Volunteer opportunities include flexible schedules and minimal hours. Call our Southshore Volunteer Office at 332-7324, ext. 228 or email volunteer@ntbg.org.
If you love plants and people, NTBG offers the chance to volunteer in a remarkable setting, expand your knowledge of tropical plants, and grow as you give back to the community. There are many opportunities, including working with plant specimens, assisting in the library, or helping with student or visitor education programs.
