Explore Volunteer Educational Events & Lectures at the Bioreserve
The Bioreserve is an educational nonprofit dedicated to regenerative farming, conservation, horticulture, and botany. Throughout the year we host volunteer educational events and lectures where participants can:
Practice regenerative farming techniques
Support arboretum and nursery projects
Contribute to forest-restoration and conservation work
Learn from expert-led talks on botany and ecological stewardship
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Add your contact details below to receive free notifications whenever we schedule a new workshop, lecture, or hands-on volunteer session. Many events are offered at no cost, and all are designed to advance both personal learning and the Bioreserve’s mission.
If you’re passionate about plants, ecology, and sustainable land stewardship, subscribe today—we’ll keep you updated on every upcoming opportunity!
Sign up for community lectures and volunteering opportunities
Before you sign up for a volunteer educational event or lecture at the Mauna Kea Cloudforest Bioreserve, please review these guidelines:
Purpose-driven participants – We welcome individuals genuinely interested in horticulture, regenerative farming, and forest stewardship.
Shared snacks – We’ll provide wholesome, farm-grown snacks—bananas, taro chips, seasonal fruits, fresh herbs, and more. In the spirit of generosity, feel free to bring additional snacks or treats to share with the group.
Kuleana (shared responsibility) – By joining us you agree to act responsibly, care for the land, and respect fellow participants.
Inclusive community – We are LGBT-friendly and uphold a zero-tolerance policy toward prejudice of any kind.
Thank you for honoring these commitments as we learn and grow together.
