Hawaii is surrounded by diverse marine life that is tough to find elsewhere in the world, which makes it an ideal place to volunteer abroad in ecology, ecotourism, and conservation especially.

Conservation. Hawaii is a naturally beautiful location and home to many endemic and indigenous species of flora and fauna. There are many opportunities to volunteer in Hawaii to help rescue and rehabilitate birds, mammals, and reptiles across the islands. There are also many conservation initiatives to help to reduce pollution and conserve the natural habitats of local wildlife.

Eco-Tourism. Hawaii has some of the most spectacular natural landscapes and creatures in the world. In order to protect the islands and their rich history from detrimental forms of tourism, ecotourism volunteer programs in Hawaii are growing in popularity. There are many opportunities for ecotourism volunteering in Hawaii across a number of the islands.

Agriculture. The Hawaiian islands offer a landscape and climate unlike that of what you may be used to. For example, some popular crops include coffee, pineapple, papaya, bananas, and sugar. If you enjoy working outside, directly with the land, in the midst of incredible scenery, agriculture volunteer work in Hawaii will be a wonderful fit for you.