National Marine Sanctuary, Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale NMS

Contact:  Christine Brammer, Administrative Assistant

Telphone:  (808) 397-2651

Location: 6700 Kalaniana’ole Highway, Suite 104 , Honolulu , HI   96825

Email: christine.brammer@noaa.gov

Website:  http://hawaiihumpbackwhale.noaa.gov

Volunteer Information

People from all walks of life and educational backgrounds are welcome to volunteer. While formal volunteer positions are not available on O'ahu, please call for more information or to speak to someone about using your interests and skills are a volunteer.   

Volunteers will typically assist in a variety of activities, including participating in outreach programs for libraries, school groups, and other community programs.  Volunteers also assist with the Native Hawaiian plant garden, building facilities, and office work.

Additional Information

The National Marine Sanctuary, Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale NMS is a sanctuary dedicated to the endangered humpback whale and its habitat.  In addition, the sanctuary is the home for a fascinating array of marine animals, corals and plants, which are found no where else on earth.  It’s tradition includes the Native Hawaiian heritage of living in harmony with the sea.

The sanctuary focuses its efforts on a variety of issues, including supporting the work of marine researchers, coordinating and participating in community outreach projects, developing educational displays, and working cooperatively with local organizations, agencies, and volunteers to address resource protection and public awareness.

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