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EDRS PRICE ME01/PC0B Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Camping: Elementary Secondary Education; *Fitad Trips: *Information Sources; *Learning Experienc:_3: *Outdoor Activities; *Cutdoor Education IDENTIFIERS *Hawaii ABSTRACT Prepared to assist teachers in the planning and implementation of outdoor field trips as types of learning experiences in the State of Hawaii, this book is arranged by island and by day trips and overnight trips within each island. A brief introduction to each island gives general background information, and a table enables teachers to quickly obtain decision-making information atout each site on that island. Details provided in the individual site sheets include: location, grade level, contact person, days and hours, activities available, resources, restrictions, special requirements, emergency facilities, and fees. Three appendices supply information applicable to more thanone site. -Appendix A provides ground transportation information; AppendixB lists resource agencies and persons: and Appendix C consists ofa safety check list for field trips. (CM)

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OFFICE OF INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES/GENERAL EDUCATION BRANCH DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION STATE OF HAWAII TAC 77-3690

U.S. DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS EDUCATION & WELFARE MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTEDBY NATIONAL INSTITUTEOF EDUCATION P IuD THIS DOCUMENTHAS BEEN REPRO- E XACTLY AS THE PERSON OR RECEIVED FROM ATING IT POINTSORGANIZATION OF ORIGIN- STATED DO NOT VIEW OR OPINIONS 2 SENT OFFICIAL NECESSARILY REPRE NATIONAL INSTITUTE TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES EDUCATION POSITION OF OR POLICY INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." The Honorable George R. Ariyoshi Governor, State of Hawaii

BOARD OF EDUCATION Noboru Yonamine, Chairman Rev. Darrow L.K. Aiona, Vice Chairman George S. Adachi Marion Saunders Dr. Richard E. Ando Ruth Tabrah Hubert P. Minn Howard I. Takenaka Hiroshi Yamashita

Charles G. Clark, Superintendent of Education William A. Waters, Deputy Superintendent

May C. Chun, Assistant Superintendent Office of Library Services Emiko Kudo, Assistant Superintendent Office of Instructional Services Koichi H. Tokushige, Assistant Superintendent Office of Business Services Eugene Yamamoto, Assistant Superintendent Office of Personnel Services

Mansfield Doi, District Superintendent Honolulu District Office Kiyoto Mizuba, District Superintendent Hawaii District Office Barton H. Nagata, District Superintendent Kauai District Office Darrell Oishi. District Superintendent Maui District Office Kengo Takata, District Superintendent Windward District Office Liberato Viduya, Jr., District Superintendent Leeward District Office George Yamamoto. District Superintendent Central Oistrict Office PREFACE

Visits to outdoor education sites andmuseums as well as camping are recognized as valuable experiences for thedevelopment of awareness, knowledge, skills, and positive attitudes relatedto the environment. These activities provide first-hand experiences throughseeing, hearing, feeling, smelling, and tasting.

Teachers are encouraged to select and planvisits and camping trips that are related to classroom studies. Wisely used, these activities can enhance learning and add significanceto classroom instruction.

This book provides information about placesto visit, persons to cootact, and other pertinent informationnecessary for planning.

CHARLES G. CLARK, Superintendent

JAN 2 6 1981 INTRODUCTION

This guide has been prepared to assist teachers in the planning and implementation of outdoor field tripsas types of learning experiences that help young persons learn more dynamically through first- hand observation and experience with the natural environment.

The objective of the Outdoor Education program, including camping, is to provide students with first-hand, real-life experiences in natural surroundings, using all of their senses in learning about their environment and their relationship with the ecosystems therein. Further, camping provides experiences in group living which help develop skills in cooperating and working together toward common goals.

As is common to all off-campus activities, it isnecessary for the teacher to obtain trip-participation permission slips from each student's parents. Safety rules for all trips are presented in Appendix C so are not listed here. It is urged, however, that each teacher considering an outdoor-education field trip study Appendix C thoroughly and include the recommendations there in planning any trip. For more detailed information in planning camping and field trips, teachers should refer to the document, Educational Field Trips in Hawaii.

The contents of this book are arranged by island--and within each island, by day trips and overnight trips. A brief introduction to each island gives general background, and a table is presentedso that the teacher can scan quickly and obtain decision-making informationon each site on that island. More details are provided in the individual site sheets that follow. Three appendixes supply information applicable to more than one site--Appendix A on Ground Transportation; Appendix B on Resource Agencies and Persons; and Appendix C on a Safety Check List for Field Trips.

This document is a start on what is hoped to be a more comprehensive book that will be developed from supplementary input provided by teachers as a result of using the present information. It is urged that each teacher evaluate the usefulness of the book as it stands and offer con- structive suggestions for improving it in the next revision. The loose- leaf format was selected because it makes possible the modification of any site sheet and the addition of new site sheets and possibly more supplementary material. TABLE OF CONTENTS

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THE ISLAND OF HAWAII A

Table, Outdoor Education Sites - Hawaii A-1 One-Day Visitation Sites AA-1 Overnight Campsites AB-1

THE ISLAND OF KAUAI

Table, Outdoor Education Sites Kauai B-1 One-Day Visitation Sites BA-1 Overnight Campsites BB-1

THE ISLAND OF MAUI

Table, Outdoor Education Sites Maui C-1 One-Day Visitation Sites CA-1 Overnight Campsites CB-1

THE ISLAND OF MOLOKAI

Table, Outdoor Education Sites Molokai D-1 One-Pay Visitation Sites DA-1 Overnight Campsites DB-1

THE ISLAND OF OAHU

Table. Outdoor Education Sites Oahu E-1 One-Day Visitation Sites EA-1 Overnight Campsites EB-1

APPENDIX

Appendix A Ground Transportation F-1 Appendix B List of Resource Agencies and Persons FA-1 Appendix C Safety Check List for Field Trips FB-.1

v 6 THE ISLAND OFHAWAII

The Big Island of Hawaii is indeed properly named--it is the largest of the 122 islands that make up the State of Hawaii. Its 4038 square miles offer exploration opportunities to students not found elsewhere in the entire state. Of the five volcanoes that formed the island, two remain active today--Mauna Loa and Kilauea still sporadically spew lava in easily accessible areas.

A slow drive along the coasts to the northeast presents an entirely different view of the island. Waterfalls plunge to the ocean from majes- tic cliffs beside the highway. Lush foliage of both native and introduced plants provides color contrasting vividly Wth continuously varying shades of blue of the offshore waters.

The beaches are unique. They offer black, white, and green sands on which to relax or from which to explore the numerous tidepools, which abound with countless varieties of marine flora and fauna.

Deserts are also a unique feature to the Big Island. In many of these dry areas, reminders of Hawaii's past are found intact. Petro- glyph fields, walls, a,ld massive stone ruins provide clues to long-gone culture.

Perhaps the best feature of the island is its size. Just by driving around the island one cen experience its many diverse features, microclimates, and environments. OUTDO OR EDUCATION SITES - HAWAII

Site Name Location Grade Size of Day Trip Overnight Facilities Transpor- Resources Level Group No, of Trip tation Hours No. of -, ..., re ,.... 0 Days w ..... N >1 B 'Tv; W AC .1-1 C Zi C.0 m m co co o 4- M F. m o cn c .,-. u 4-I in RV :G L. v-, " 5 'C. 2 2 2 ti.'V. En 2 ,. L.5 . ai 0 .0 CI' a r,:,; L. *it,' Ti , L. t (U 4-1 ft1 in 0 r-0 -0 U CP L. 0 L.r".,,OP?.0 11 L. .0 (U 0 (U C11 0. rcl (U .0r-.0 ft1 ft1 0 L.7 ce clvl1-Li CO 1:4 Lul O. X L./Li (..) (..) LO 0. kAkaka Falls State Park E K-12 - 2 -3 x x x x x x City of Refuge SW National Park K-12 - All day x x x x x x x x x X Hawaii 2000 Outdoor E K-12 - Center (Panaewa) 30 x x x x x x x Hikiau Heiau State W - Monument 5-12 4 x x x x x

Kamuela Museum N 1-12 25+ - x x x x x x x

Kaumana Caves (Hilo) E 5- 6 - - x x x x x x x x Lapakahi State Historical Park NW 4-12 - All day x x x x x x x x x Lava Tree State Monument E 5 - 1 2 - 2 3 x x x x x x x Lyman House E K-12 - - Memorial Museum x x x x 'x x x x

Manuka State Park S 4-12 - - x x x x x x

Parker Ranch Museum N 5-12 150 - x x x x x x x Puukohola Heiau National Nistoric NW 5-12 - 4 x x x x x x x x Park 'Volcanoes National SE 5-12 - Park All day x x x x x x x x x

Waipio Valley LookoutNE K-12 - - x x x x x x

Ainahou Ranch S 5- 6 2- 3 x x x x x x c x x

Hapuna Beach Cabins NW 5- 6 24 2- 3 x x x x x x c x x x Harry K. Brown Beach SE 5- 6 - . 2 Park x x x x x x x t x x Hawaii 2000 Outdoor E K-12 - Center 2 - 3 xxxxxxxxxxc x x x James Kealoha Beach E 5- 6 - Park 2 - 3 xxxxx x x t x x Kalopa State Recrea- NE K-12 32 - 39 2- 3 tion Area xxxxxxxxxxc x x x

Kapaa Beach Park NW 5- 6 - 2 x x x x x x t x x

Kolekole Beach Park E 5- 6 - 2 x x x x x x x t x x Laupahoehoe Beach 5- 6 - 2 State Park NE x x x x x t x x x

Mackenzie State Park SE 5- 6 - 2 x x x x t x x

Mauna Kea State ParkCentral 5- 6 64 2- 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x Onekahakaha Beach E 5- 6 - 2- 3 Park x'xxxx x x x x t x x x

Spencer Beach Park NW K-12 - 2- 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x Volcanoes National S K-12 - Park 2 - 3 x xxxx x x c/t x x x x Whittington Beach S 5- 6 - 2- 3 x x x Park x xxx t x x

FOOTNOTES: * Site also listed in Educational Field Trips in Hawaii folder. - Croup size and no. of hours of visit vary. Consult contact person or site. A-1 BEST COPY AVAILABLE THE ISLAND OF HAWAII ONE-DAY VISITATION SITES 4)

AA-1 DAY TRIP UAWAII ABAWMLIELUILINNE (10 miaairli411014)--

Location E Hawaii Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group varimi Drinking Water x 0 No, of Hours 2 -3 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Hun Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation x Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Not necessary Telephone: None

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike; view spectacular waterfalls (500 ft high) andmany local as well as introduced plants.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REOUIREMENTS:Because trail is steep, and more than 1.5 miles long,wear shoes Itppers are not adequate; take mosquito repellent and first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 9 35 -3311 First Aid:None Ambulance: 935-4841 Services: None Medical Facilities:Hilo Hospital

FEE:No DAY TRIP -HAWAII (tTY OV RIO= NATIONAL PARK anannan)

Location SW Hawaii (S Kona) Facilities Grade Level K m 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varten Drinking Water 410 No, of Flours All day Showers Transportation Gar, ChArtOr BMA Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking 4 Consultant Meeting Room x (pavtlion) Publication Fee No

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CONTACT: J. Shimoda or K.Domingo Telephone: 328-2326

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Fccellent Bawaiiana studies; tide-pool study; naturalist-guided orientation talks can be scheduled;. special topic guides for Hawaiiansare available on request; watch personnel demonstrate poi making,canoe building, thatching, fishing, etc.

RESOURCES: Park Rangers and guides available by prearrangement; brochures available at Park Headquarters.

RESTRICTIONS: No swimming or collecting ofany kind of material.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes and dress for hot weather.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 328-2326 Police: 323-2645 First Aid: In office Ambulance: 322-9311 Services: Rangers and guide Medical Facilities: Kona Hospital

FEE: No

AA-5 DAY TRIP -HAWAII HAWAII 200(LanglalaILTI4

Location i Nwait (Nnaawa) FacilitiO5 Orade Level K , 12 !Ostrom A 40 Size of group 30 maximum Drinking Water x No, of Hours Varies Showers Transportation tsar, oh4rtor oti4 Telephone Resources Cooking Wide x Recreation Speaker x Parking x Consultant x Mooting Room x Publication x Foe You

CONTACT: !WWI- 20(R) OtitdoOr Con tor folophono: 950,6244 l'anaewal 114Witii

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Examine Museum contents, Ilawaliana,flora and fauna.

RESOURCES: Brochure on request. Guide, speaker or consultant also available.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make arrangements at least 1 week in advance. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 959-6244 Police: 935-3311 First Aid: None Ambulance:961-4211 Services: None Medical Facilities: Hilo Hospital

FEE: 50C /person

AA-7 12 DAY TRIP -HAWAII HIKIAU HEIAU STATE MONUMENT (Napoopoo)

Location W Hawaii (S Kona) Facilities Grade Level 5 - 12 Restrooms 0 Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Not necessary Telephone: None

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Visit the ancient heiau; study the local history of Captain Cook; monument is adjacent to a county park.

RESOURCES: None

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RESTRICTIONS:Road in from the highway is poor.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes;dress for hot weather, which is common; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 323-2645 First Aid: None Ambulance: 322-9311 Services: None Medical Facilities: Call ambulance

FEE:No

AA-9 DAY TRIP -HAWAII KAMUELA MUSEUM

Location N Hawaii (inland) Facilities Grade Level 1 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 25 + Drinking Water x No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x (emergency) Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee Yes

CONTACT: Albert K. Solomon or Harriet K.M. Solomon Telephone: 885-4724 Routes 19 and 25, Kamuela - Kohala Junction 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Kamuela, Hawaii, HI 96743

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Sunday, 1 - 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:View ancient and royal Hawaiianartifacts, European and Oriental objects of art, native and introduced animals,largest native bird collection on Hawaii. Guided tours can be arranged.

RESOURCES: Guides are avail3ble for arranged tours.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 885-4724 Police: 885-7334 First Aid: None Ambulance: 885-7334 Services: None Medical Facilities: Call ambulance

FEE:Groups over 25: grades 1 - 7, 500 each; grades 8 - 12, 75C each.

'AA-11 14 DAY TRIP -HAWAII KAUMANA CAVES

Location Route 20, liio Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Recreation x Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x (pavilion) Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Not necessary Telephone:None

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike; explore; examine plants and animals in naturalcavern formed by lava flows, approximately 1 mile in length.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:If it is planned to explore the cave, adequate supervision is needed--e.g., one responsible adult per each 10 students; take flashlights, shoes, first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 935-3311 First Aid: None Ambulance: 961-4211 Services: None Medical Facilities:Hilo Hospital

® FEE:No

AA-13 15 DAY TRIP -HAWAII LAPAKAH/ STATE HISTORICAL PARK (near_Mahukona State Park)

Location NW Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x (portable toilets) Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x (emergency) Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Ms. Marlina Jon Stafford Telephone: 889-5566 P.O. Box 100, Kapaau, Hawaii HI96755 (7 a.m.- 3 p.m.)

WS/HOURS: Daily/7 a.m.- 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Study Hawaiiana--on-site instruction in ti-slipper making, fishing, and net/trap making; guidel walks by prearrangement only.

RESOURCES: Brochures available at Park; they will also mail them out if requested. Guided walks available by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Suitable clothing for hot weather, slippers adequate; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Emergency,889-5566 Police: 885-7334 First Aid: None Ambulance: 885-7334 Services: None Medical Facilities:Call ambulance ip FEE: No

'AA-151,6 DAY TRIP -HAWAII LAVA TREE STATE MONUMENT

Location E Central Hawaii (Puna) Facilities Grade Level 5 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (outdoor grills) Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x (pavilion) Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Not necessary Telephone: None

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Hike nearby trails; examine unusual standing lava-tree casts.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Because there are lava cracks in the area, stayon the trail; wear shoes because of the rough terrain; take first-aid kit and mosquito repellent.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 966-9388 First Aid: None Ambulance: 966-9388 Services: None Medical Facilities: Hilo Hospital

FEE: No

AA- 1 7 A.7 DAY TRIP - HAWAII LYMAN HOUSE MEMORIAL MUSEUM

Location E Hawaii Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Orlando Lyman Telephone: 935-5021 276 Haili Hilo, Hawaii HI 96720

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Sunday, 1 - 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Take guided tour; view exhibits covering mainly ethnic groups and artifacts, some displays of volcanism and minerals; tour 1840's house.

RESOURCES: Brochure, available at Museum.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: One adult supervisor required for each 10 students. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 935-5021 Police: 935-3311 First Aid:None Ambulance: 961-4211 Services: None Medical Facilities:Hilo Hospital

41, FEE: No

AA-19 DAY TRIP -HAWAII MANUKA STATE PARK

Location S Hawaii (Ka' u) Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room x (pavilion) Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Not necessary Telephone: None

DAYS /HOURS: Daily/8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Hike through this well-kept arboretum with native and introducedplants.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Take first-aid kit. Dress for usually warm weather.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 961-7200 Police: 929-7331 First Aid: None Ambulance: 928-8331 Services: None Medical Facilities:call ambulance

FEE: No

'AA-21 19 DAY TRIP HAWAII PARKER RANCH MUSEUM

Location N Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 150 maximum Drinking Water fte No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x (emergency) Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker x Parking Consultant Meeting Rocm Publication x Fee Yes

CONTACT: Bud Marian, Parker Ranch. Museum Telephone: 685-7311 Kamuela, Hawaii, HI 96743

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Monday - Saturday, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.; Sunday, 10:30 a.m.- 2 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View early ranch exhibits, slide program about Parker Ranch, and corral show pen with cattle and horses.

RESOURCES: Brochure, slide program, corral Q

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 885-7311 Police: 885-7334 First Aid:None Ambulance: 885-7334 Services: None Medical Facilities:Call ambulance

FEE: 50C /person

AA-23 20 DAY TRIP -HAWAII PUUKOHOLA HEIAU NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK

Location NW Hawaii (Kawaihae) Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x 0 Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x (Emergency use only) Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Ms. Rose Fujimori Telephone: 382-7022 Kawaihae, Hawaii, HI 9:)/43 or -7044 7:30 a.m.- 4

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Take guided walking tour andlisten to teachers; Hawaiiana is a specialty.

RESOURCES: Brochures available at Park. Guided walking tours and talks available by request only; call at least 2 weeks before date of planned trip.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes (not slippers) and suitable clothing forusually hot weather; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 882-7022 or -7044 (emergency) Police: 885-7334 First Aid: None Ambulance: 885-7334 Services: None Medical Facilities: Call ambulance

FEE: No

AA-25 c, 41. DAY TRIP - HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK

Location SE Hawaii (inland) Facilities Grade Level 5 - 12 Restrooms x 410 Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x Publication x Fee No

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CONTACT: Don Reeser Telephone: 967-7311 Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii, HI 9'3785 (8 1.m.- 4:30 p.m.)

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View volcano film hourly from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Park Headquarters auditorium; special naturalist walks available on request; Museum exhibitson volcanoes, flora and fauna of the volcano. area; first-hand look at volcanism.

RESOURCES: Brochures available at Park Headquarters.

RESTRICTIONS:Asthmatics may experience difficulty because of the altitude.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Respect National Park Rules, whichare for the benefit of the users; in winter, dress for cold, damp weather. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 967-7311 Police: 966-9388 First Aid: At Park Hq. Ambulance: 966-9388 Services: Rangers Medical Facilities: Call ambulance

IP FEE: No

. AA-27 22 DAY TRIP -HAWAII WAIPIO VALLEY LOOKOUT

Location NE Hawaii Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x IIISize of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x (pavilion) Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Not necessary Telephone: None

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: View Hamakua-Kohala coastline and historic Waipio Valley with functioning taro patches and ancient Hawaiian sites. A steep one-mile walk leads into the valley.

RESOURCES: Bishop Museum publications

RESTRICTIONS: Road into valley is steep and dangerous but worthwhile for older students. 4-wheel-drive vehicle needed if driving down very steep road into, and up out of, the valley.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Good hiking shoes if hiking into valley; first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 775-7228 First Aid: None Ambulance: 775-7211 Services: None Medical Facilities: Call ambulance

FEE: No

, AA-29 23 THE ISLAND OF HAWAII OVERNIGHT CAMPSITES

AB-1 OVERNIGHT TRIP- HAWAII AINAHOU RANCH.: in Hawaii Volcanoes N.P.

Location S Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 -6 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers x (cold) Transportation Car only Telephone Resources Cooking x (2-burner stove,fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication x Parking x (cars) Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (2-story, 5-room house)

CONTACT: Don Reeser, Ranger Telephone: 967-7311 Hawaii Volcanoes National Park a.m.- 4 p.m. Volcano, Hawaii, HI 96735

DAYS: Every day

ACTIVITIES: Study volcanism, astronomy; nature walks; visit to pl:ntnurr..ly can be arranged.

RESOURCES: Brochures available at Park Headquarters.

RESTRICTIONS: Volcanic fumes may cause asthmatic attacks.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Advance reservation required. Beds for 18, no bedding provided; each student should bring own bedding; cooking and eating utensils;warm clothing for night wear; first-aid kit; flashlight; suitable footwear for hiking; fuelfor fireboxes if planning to use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 966-9388 Services: Contact National Park Ranger at 967-7311 Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 966-9388 Medical:. Call amb.

FEE: 45c /person /night. The area is ideal for rough, isolated camping;access road is very rough, suitable only for cars, not buses. OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII HAPUNA BEACH CABINS . (2 mi S of Kawaihae)

Location NW Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms (central toilets) 410 Size of Group 24 Drinking Water No. of Days 2 3 Showers Transportation Car, Charter/County Bus Telephone x C.-. mile away, at beach) Resources None Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (shelters/cabins)

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 961-7200 P.O.Box 936, Hilo, Hawaii, HI96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Study marine-life; examine petroglyphs at Puako; visit Lapakahi State Historical Park (15 miles away) and Parker Ranch Museum (11 miles away); shoreline wading..

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Reservation required for shelters.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring bedding; fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; first-aid kit; flashlights; suitable footgear for hiking and/or shoreline wading. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCYFACILITIES: Telephone: At beach, .)4 mile away Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 885-7334 Medical: Call amb.

FEE: $5.00/shelter/day

411) COMMENTS: 6 cabins, suitable for 4 persons each.

AB-5 OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII HARRY K. BROWN BEACH PARK (near Kalapana, Puna)

Location SE Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Days Showers x Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x (public) Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x (gasoline generator) Publication Parking x (bus) Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Department of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI 96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike, nature study, beach walk; visit Black Sand Beach, Queen's Bath, Wahaula Heiau and Visitors' Centers petroglyphs at Kamoamoa; Star of the Sea Painted Church.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: High surf at times, no lifeguard, therefore swimming and tidepool wading not recommended.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Tents, bedding; fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; first-aid kit; suitable footgear for hiking; gasoline for gasoline generator if electricity required, flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 966-9388 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 966-9388 Medical: Call amb.

FEE: None

AB-7 27 OVERNIGHT TRIP - RAJAH HAWAII 2000 OUTDOOR CENTER Panaewa,3 mi. from airport

Location E Hawaii Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Variable Drinking Water x 0No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers x Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking x Guide x Bedding x Speaker x Recreation x Consultont x Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (dormitory)

CONTACT: Hawaii 2000 Outdoor Center Telephone: 959-6244 P. O. Box 1141, Hilo, Hawaii, HI96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES: Nature walks, 8 miles of trail; visit old Hawaiian house sites; study native and introduced plants and animals.

RESOURCES: Trail baps and booklets available at the Center.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Food; personal items; flashlight, mosquito repellent, first-aid kit; rain gear may be needed in winter months. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:959-6244 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities:Hilo Hospital Ambulance: 961-4211 Medical: Hilo Hospital

FEE: Varies with group size.

AB-9 e)8 OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII JAMES KEALOHA BEACH PARK near Keaukaha, Hilo

Location E Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers x (cold only) Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tent)

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Tidepool study, with guide available from Hawaii DOE; visit zoo, Lyman House Museum, Kong's Gardens, Liliuokalani Gardens, Hawaii 2000.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Normal water activities precautions.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Tent permit required. Take tents, bedding; fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 931-4211 Medical: Call Amb.

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII KALOPA STATE RECREATION AREA 5 miles SE of Honokaa

Location NE Hawaii Facilities SGrade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 32 - 39 Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers x (hot and cold) Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x (emergency use only) Resources Cooking x (full kitchen) Guide x Bedding x (for 32) Speaker x Recreation x (large hall, open field) Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x (buses only) Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabins)

CONTACT: Camp manager Telephone: 961-7200 P.O. Box 936 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Hilo, Hawaii, Hi. 96720

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike 31/2 miles of nature trails through native and introduced forests; use mainly as base for other site visits, such as Waipio Valley, about 14 miles away, and beaches, 45-minutes away.

RESOURCES: A trail map is posted; Dr. Quentin P. Tomich (phone 775-0239) is available as a speaker/guide (for a fee).

RESTRICTIONS: Advance reservation is required for overnight use; no collecting is allowed.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Advance reservation required. Bring rain gear, shoes, mosquito repellent, flashlight, first-aid kit. Bedding is available for only 32 persons: if additional come, extra bedding should be brought. Entrance road is rough but does not require 4-wheel drive.Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Emergency 961-7200 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: Call em. no. Services: None: park caretaker lives nearby Fire: Call em. no. Medical Facilities: Honokaa Hospital,6 miles away; Ambulance: 775-7211 has ambulance Medical: 775-7211

FEE: $1.75/person for first 2 nights: 50c/night thereafter.

AB-13 30 OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII KAPAA BEACH PARK (Kapaa, N Kahala)

Location NW Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers x Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tent)

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI 96720

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Walk along rugged coastline;visit Kamehameha Statue and Lapakahi Historical Park.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Permit is required for tent use; surf is high in winter.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring tents, bedding; fuel, food, drinking water, cooking and eating utensils; first-aid kit; flashlights; suitable footgear for rugged shorewalking. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public phone at beach Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 889-6225 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 889-6211 Medical :Call amb.

FEE: None

CONVENTS: Electricity can be made available by gasoline generator if group brings gasoline. No drinking water is available; group must bring, or boil local water.

AB-15 31 OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII KOLEKOLE BEACH PARK Rtc 19, near Honomu

Location E Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5- 6 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers x (cold, outside) Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (fire boxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (buses) . Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tent)

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks & Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI96720 3 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS:Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: River study; beach is rough walking; Akaka Falls State Park is 4 miles away, worth hiking through.

RESOURCES:None

RESTRICTIONS:No swimming.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Bring tent, bedding, fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items, mosquito repellent, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Hilo Hospital, 15 miles away Ambulance: 931-4211 Medical: Hilo Hosp.

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP -HAWAII LAUPAHOEHOE BEACH PARL

Location NE Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms 410Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (buses only) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: M. Hakoda, Dept. of Parks & Recreation Telephone: 961 -8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, Hi. 96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Beach-walking, nature study: Mamala Historial Heiau nearby; remains of old town visible: tidepool study.

RESOURCES: R. Mortemore is available as a resource speaker (phone 962-62721. Picnic tables and shelters.

RESTRICTIONS: Tent camping only. No swimming--dangerous; high wave action during winter months.

SPECIAL. REQUIREMENTS: Advance reservation needed for camping. Take tents, bedding, cookstove and fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; mosquito repellent, first-aid kit, flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 931-4211 Medical: Call amb.

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII MACKENZIE STATE PARK (near Opibikau, Puna)

Location SE Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms 411 Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (bus) Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: )61-7200 P.O. Box 936, Hilo,Hawaii, HI 9 6720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike Hawaiian Trail (1200-ft elevation); shorewalk;no swimming because, of high surf in winter.

RESOURCES:None

RESTRICTIONS: Camping permit required; high surf in winter.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Tents, bedding; fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; flashlight, first-aid kit; suitable footgear for hiking. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 961-4211 Medical :Call amb.

FEE: None

AB-21 4 OVERNIGHT TRIP- HAWAII MAUNA KEA STATE PARK (Pohakuloa)

Location Central Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms x Size of Group 64 Drinking Water x 410 No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers x Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking x (full kitchen) Guide Bedding x Speaker x Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabins)

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 961-7200 P.O. Box 936, Hilo, Hawaii, HI 96720 (8 a.m.- 4 p.m.)

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike; visit summit and learn something about astronomy; visit nene restoration project, which is within walking distance-- speaker is available from 961-7291; visit Halepohaku (at 9000 ft), the road is excellent.

111 RESOURCES: Speaker for nene restoration project available,For no fee.

RESTRICTIONS: Reservation is required for overnight use; altitude sickness above 9000 ft is a possibility.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Food; personal items, including warm clothing for high altitude; first-aid kit; flashlights.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Park caretaker has phone Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: call ambulance Ambulance: 961-4211 Medical: Call amb.

FEE: Variable (between $1.25 and $2.50 per night) depending on the number of persons in the group.

COMMENTS: The site is 37 miles west of Hilo on Route #20, at 6500-ft elevation; the observatory is at 13,600 ft. Each cabin has a full kitchen with a freezer and a fireplace for which wood is provided. A 4-wheel-drive vehicle is not needed unless the group plans to visit the Observatory, to which the road is not satisfactory for an ordinary vehicle.

AB-23 0 05 OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII ONEKAHAKAHA BEACH PARK (near Keaukaha, Hilo)

Location E Hawaii Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI 96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Tidepool study (guide available from Hawaii DOE); good swimmingarea for small children; visit Lyman House Museum; Kong's Garden; Liliuokalani Gardens; Hawaii 2000.

RESOURCES: Guide for tidepool study available from Hawaii DUE. Best use as base camp for viewing other sites as listed under Activities above.

RESTRICTIONS: No lifeguard, so utmost precautions must be taken if the students are allowed to swim.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Tents, bedding, fuel, cooking and eating utensils, personal items; flashlight, first-aid kit; suitable footgear for tidepool walking. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public telephone Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 935-3311 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities:Hilo Hospital Ambulance:961-4211 Medical: HiloHosp.

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP - HAWAII SPNNCER TBEACH PARK (no,-1r Kawaihse, S Kob414)

Location NW Hawaii Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group variaa Drinking Water x 411 No, of Days 2 -3 Showers x (cold) Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x (swimming) Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI 96720 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Swim, wade; area is best used as base camp for visits to: Lapakahi, Capitol Chip Company, Blue Water Marine Lab, Kamuela Museum, Parker Ranch, petroglyphs at Waikoloa, Kamehameha Trail, Pololu Valley.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Reservations needed for camping and use of pavilion.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring bedding, fuel, cooking and eating utensils, first-aid kit, flashlight, swim wear; tents. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

FEE: None

AB-27 OVERNIGHT TRIP, HAWAII VOLCANCei NATIONAL PARK

Location S Hawaii Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms 0Size of Group Varied Drinking Water x No, of Days 2- 3 Showers (in cabins) Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking (firuboxos) Guide Bedding (in cabins) Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Yea Meeting Room x (pavilion by reserve) Cabin/Tent x (either)

CONTACT: Don Reeser, Ranger Telephone: 967-7311 Volcanoes National Park 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Volcano, Hawaii, HI 96785

DAYS: Every day

ACTIVITIES: Nature hikes--trails from to 511 miles long; visit Museum; visit crater; naturalist-guided hikes to eruption sites; Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory; Bird Park walk.

RESOURCES: Films, brochures, available at Park Headquarters; guided tours led by Park naturalists can be arranged at Park Headquarters.

RESTRICTIONS: Volcanic fumes may cause severe asthmatic attacks.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Advance reservation is necessary if cabins are required. If tent- ing, bring tent, bedding; fuel, cooking and eating utensils, food etc.; first-aid kit; flashlight; warm clothing for night wear. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 966-9388 Services: National Park Ranger, 967-7311 Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance:966-9388 Medical: call amb.

FEE: Call Volcano House Hotel 967-7321; no fee required for tent camping. fb COMHENTS: From the camp area almost all points of interest in the volcanoarea are available by walking.

AB-29 OVERNIGHT Tplp, . HAWAII WHITTINGTON DMACH PARK (AV HunoApu, KAIn)

Location 8 H4w4il Facilities Grade Level 5 - 6 Restrooms Size of Group Vertex Drinking Water x No, of Days 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Ilea Telephone Resources None Cooking x (fireboxes) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 961-8311 County of Hawaii, Hilo, Hawaii, HI96720 (8 a.m.- A p.m.)

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Fish from wooden pier; best used as base camp to visit Hawaiian Ruins at South Point, Devastation Trail in Hawaii Volcanoes National ?ark; visit Hutchinson Sugar Mill.

.RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Permit required for tents; supervision of activities on wooden pier.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Tents, bedding; fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; first-aid kit; flashlights. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 929-7331 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 928-8331 Medical: Call amb.

FEE: None

AB-31 09 THE ISl_ANDOF KAUAI

The Garden Island of Kauai, as its name implies, is a lush, verdant land on which both endemic and exotic flora and fauna flourish. In many instances, the endemic specimens are unique riot only to the island but to a very limited micro- environment on that island.

Some of the most varied microclimates in the world exist in close proximity on Kauai. For example, 5,243-foot Mt. Waialeale is the wettest known spot on earth, with an average of more than 486 inches of rain per year. And it is only about 18 miles from desert-like Barking Sands, which averages less than 20 inches of rain a year. Between the two extremes lies Alakai Swamp, on the high Kokee Plateau. Torrential rainwater pouring off Mt. Waialeale to find its way to the sea carved out the spectacular Grand Canyon of the Pacific, Waimea Canyon, and still drops in high waterfalls from sheer cliffs into valleys and the ocean.

As the oldest island of the chain of presently inhabited island forming the State, Kauai is the most weathered and therefore has the most extensive beaches. Seashore expeditions can thus offer fascinating marine studies, tidepool explora- tions, and beach investigations, as well as good swimming and fishing.

Characteristically, five of the eight day trips feature plantlife - -in some, introduced crop plants such as sugarcane and pineapple are subjected to tests and experiments for economic value. In others, specimens of endemic flora are carefully nurtured to display these rare and fragile plants, which would otherwise notbe seen by the public because their natural habitat is so difficult of access. The island also retains some of the few remaining native-forest enclaves in the State.

With these outstanding natural features, Kauai is a rich source of outdoor- education sites, and students can absorb a wealth of natural history as a basis for beginning to grasp the impact of man and his actions on his environment. OUTDOOR EDUCATION SITES - KAUAI

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Alexander's Nursery E Kauai K-12 20-30 2 x x x x x x

Keahua Arboretum E Kauai 6-12 20-40 1 - 2 x x x x

Kokee Airforce Sta. NW Kauai 10-12 30 1 x x x x x x x x

Olu'Pua Gardens Kalaheo K-12 40 1 x x x x x x x X

Pacific Missile Range W Kauai K-12 30 1 - 2 x x x x x x X X Pacific Tropical

Botanical Garden SW Kauai 6-12 Open 1 -2 x x x x xx x & Lawai Kai

Paradise Pacifica E Kauai K-12 150 1 - 1.5 x x x x x x x

Anini Beach Park N Kauai 3-12 40 2 - 3 x x x x x x t x x x

Camp Naue (Haena) N Kauai 6-12 40 2- 3 x x x x x x x x c/t x x x Camp Sloggett NW Kauai 6-12 60 (Kokee) 2- 5 x x x x x x x x c x x x x

Kokee Lodge NW Kauai 6-12 63 2- 5 x x x x x x x c xx x X Kokee State Park NW Kauai 6-12 25-35 2- 3 x x x x x x t x x x x

Lydgate State Park E Kauai 6-12 25 1 - 3 x x x x x x x t x x x x

Niumalu State Parr, E Kauai 6-12 25 2 x x x x x t x X X X

Poipu Beach YMCA S Kauai 6-12 24 1 - 5 x x x x x x c x x x x

Salt Pond Beach Park SW Kauai - - 2- 3 x x x x x x t x x x x FOOTWTES: * Site also listed in Educational Field Trips in Hawaii folder. - Crade level and group size vary. Check with contact person. B-1

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41 THE ISLAND OF KAUAI ONE-DAY VISITATION SITES

BA -112 DAY TRIP - KAUAI AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

Location E Kauai, Kapaa Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 3o - 6o Drinking Water No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Dr. T. Sekioka, Superintendent Telephone: 822-4984 Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station University of Hawaii Kapaa, Kauai, HI96746

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/9:00 - 11:00 a.m.; 12:30- 3:00 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Take guided tour through facility of main station, or at rice and taro production center at another nearby location in Wailua.Younger students probably take abbreviated tour.

RESOURCES: Tour guide provided (Dr. Sekioka and staff); brochures can be obtained by previous arrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Young students should be well supervised; do not leave group being guided; no running or games

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Request for tour should be made 1 week in advance.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 822-4984 Police: 245-6721 First Aid: Yes Ambulance: 245-3668 Services: None Medical Facilities: Wilcox Memorial Hospital, 11 miles, 245-4811

FEE: None

BA-3 43 DAY TRIP - KAUAI ALEXANDER'S NURSERY

Location E Kauai, Kapaa Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 20 - 30 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Ms. Dorothy Nishek, Alexander's Nursery Telephone: 822-5398 Wailua Homesteads, Kapaa, Kauai, HI96746

DAYS/HOURS: Monday, Wednesday - Friday/9:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Take guided tour through nursery to becomeaware of the many different kinds of plants that are of value as edible fruits, ornamentalshrubs, or of botanical interest.

RESOURCES: Guide (Mr. Bob Nishek, Nurseryman)

RESTRICTIONS: Keep on paths and accompany guide; no running or games. Note, no restrooms.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make arrangements at least 2 weeks in advance. Wear long pants; take first-aid kit and mosquito repellant.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office phone, 822-5398 Police: 245-6721 First Aid: None Ambulance: 245-3668 Services: None Medical Facilities: Wilcox Memorial, Hospital, 9 miles, 245-4811

FEE: None

BA- 5 '44 DAY TRIP - KAUAI KEAHUA FORESTRY ARBORETUM

Location E Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x (primitive) el Size of Group 20 - 40 Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Forestry Staff Telephone: None University of Hawaii Vailua Experiment Station Road No. 580, Kauai

DAYS/HOURS: Every day/8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Hiking; fresh-water fishing; studying native as well as imported plants in arboretum; and picnicking

RESOURCES: Prearrange with forestry staff to have a resource person on trip; brochure available at Division of Forestry. 410

RESTRICTIONS: Students should be well supervised by a teacher or parent and not wander around unaccompanied.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit, toilet paper, drinking water and cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Node Police: 245-6721 First Aid: None Ambulance: 245-3668 Services: None Medical Facilities: Wilcox Hospital, 12.5 miles, 245-4811

410 FEE: None

BA-7 45 DAY TRIP -KAUAI KOKEE AIRFORCE STATION

Location NW Kauai Facilities Grade Level 10 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 30 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus(App.A) Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x (App. B) Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Commander, 150th Aircraft Control Telephone: 335-5252 and Warning Squadron or -5510 P.O. Box 827, Lihue, Kauai, HI 96766

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/7:45 a.m.-3:456p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Guided tour of on-the-scene operation and explanation of radio,radar, and operations, supply motor pool, and groundpower for air defense of Hawaii

RESOURCES: Brochure available at Kekaha Armory; guides designated byCommanding Officer.

RESTRICTIONS:Group must be under escort by designated guide andno one may wander from group.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Make reservation for tour at leasta month in advance.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 335-5252 or -5510 Police: 338-1831 First Aid: Yes Ambulance: 338-1631 Services: Ambulance on station Medical Facilities: Kauai Veterans' Memorial Hospital, 15 miles, 338-1631

FEE: None

BA-9 6 DAY TRIP- KAUAI OLU' PUA GARDENS

Location S Kauai, Kalaheo Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 40 Drinkino Water No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Putlication Fee No

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CONTACT: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauchis, Olu' Pua Gardens Telephone: 332-8182 Jacx 518 Kalaheo, Kauai, HI 96741

DAYS/HOURS: Every day/8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Take guided tour through finest collection of plants in Hawaii--occupies 12 acres and has more than 4000 species of plants.

RESOURCES: Mr. and Mrs. Lauchis as guides; brochures

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Arrangements must be made at least 1 week prior to visit. Wear sturdy shoes and take raincoat.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office,332-3132 Police: 338-1831 First Aid: Yes Ambulance: 338-1631 Services: None Medical Facilities: Kauai Veterans' Memorial Hospital, 11 miles, 338-1631

0 FEE: Students with escorts (teachers/parents) are free; up to two escorts are complimentary, others must pay.

qA-11 DAY TRIP -KAUAI PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE

Location w Kauai Facilities ioGrade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 30 Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

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CONTACT: Administration Officer, PMRF Telephone: 335-4234 Kekaha, Kauai, HI96752 or 471-6234 (from Oahu)

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday; 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Tour through tower, aircraft; visit and listen to lecture in Computer Building.

RESOURCES: Orientation film for viewing at PMRF; guides designated by Commanding Officer.

RESTRICTIONS:Group must be escorted by designated guide and no one may wander from group.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make arrangement at least 1 month in advance; reply to con- firmation a week in advance and meet arranged schedule.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 335-4254 Police: 338-1831 First Aid: Yes Ambulance: 338-1631 Services: Fire station on facility Medical Facilities: Kauai Veterans' Memorial Hospital, 9 miles, 338-1631

FEE: None

BA-13 DAY TRIP - KAUAI PACIFIC TROPICAL BOTANICAL GARDEN & LAWAI KAI

Location SW Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x 0 Size of Group No limit w/chaperones Drinking Water x No. of Hours lk - 2 Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Supervisor of Education Telephone: 332-8131 , Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden & Lawai Kai or -8901 P.O. Box 340 Lawai, Kauai, HI96765

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday; 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Tour facility--research in area of tropical plants--and Mr. John Ellerton's Lawai Kai, which includes 110acres of highly developed landscapes, including Queen Emma's summer home.

RESOURCES: Staff guide provided; publications available on request.

RESTRICTIONS: Do not wander from guide-escorted group.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear good walking shoes (e.g., tennis shoes).

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office,332-8131 or -8901 Police: 245-6721 First Aid: Yes Ambulance: 245-3668 Services: None Medical Facilities: Wilcox Hospital, 10.5 miles, 245-4811

FEE: None

'BA -15 DAY TRIP - KAUAI PARADISE PACIFICA

Location E Kauai, Kapaa Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 150 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 1.5 Showers Transportation Car/Chartered Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee Yes

CONTACT: Leilani Cobb-Adams, Director of Marketing Telephone: 822-4911 RR 1, Box 252-PKapaa, Kauai, HI 96746

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Take narrated guided tour (either walking or riding in trams), which also includes demonstrations in different ethnic villages.

RESOURCES: Guide provided; maps and brochures available.

RESTRICTIONS: Young students should be well supervised.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Tour reservation should be made 2 weeks in advance.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 822-4911 Police: 245-6721 First Aid: Yes Ambulance: 245-3668 Services: None Medical Facilities:Wilcox Hospital, 6 miles, 245-4811

FEE: $0.75 per student

BA-17 50 THE ISLAND OF KAUAI OVERNIGHT CAMPSITES OVERNIGHT TRIP - KAUAI ANINI BEACH PARK

Location N Kauai Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 40 Drinking Water x InvNo. of Days 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Car, Bus (App. A) Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker x(App. B) Recreation x Consultant x(App. B) Electricity Publication Parking Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT:Supt. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 245-4982 c/o Ms. Florence Lardizabal, Secretary or -6423 4191 Hardy St., Lihue, Kauai, HI 96766

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES: Reef walk--study kinds of algae; use squid box to observe marine flora and fauna in natural environment. Star gaze--identify planets, constellations, and bright stars. Tour Kilauea Lighthouse and study sea gulls there.

RESOURCES: Arrange in advance for any resource persons (see App. B).

RESTRICTIONS: Be careful of coral reefs, which can cause painful injuries.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring tents, bedding, towel, food, cooking facilities and utensils, eating utensils, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kits, small scoopnet. Keep car in7camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 245-6721 Services: None Fire: 826-6333 Medical Facilities: Wilcox Hospital, 25 miles Ambulance: 245-3668 Medical: 245-4811

FEE: $1/person/day for off-island campers; students under 18years of age permitted free if accompanied by parent and/or teacher.

BB-3 52 OVERNIGHT TRIP - KAUAI CAMP NAUZ

Location N Kauai, Haena Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 40 Drinking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x Transportation Bus, car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (kitchen) Guide Bedding x (beds, mattresses) Speaker Recreation x Consultant x (App. B) Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (both)

CONTACT: Donna M. Schulte, General Director, YMCA Telephone: 826-6419 210-B, 4444 Rice Lihue, Kauai, Hi. 96766 or 245-2256

DAYS: Monday - Friday/ January May

ACTIVITIES: Study reef flora and fauna both day and night at low tide. Take nature hikes, and study native and imported flora and fauna in Hanakapiai Valley and along various trails. Drive to Hanalei--study taro growing; observe wildlife refuge, study birds. Study sky--cloud types by day; locate and identify planets, constellations, and stars at night.

RESOURCES: Brief instructional guide available for potential resource persons- - e.g., Bill Haraguchi, taro grower, and Gabriel I, trail hiker--see App. B.

RESTRICTIONS: Camp cannot accommodate wheelchairod person. No playing in mud at any time when visiting taro-growing area or wildlife sanctuary.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Make reservation a month in advance of desired date; only 30 sessions available. Bring bedding; food, cooking and eating utensils, dishcloth, dishtowels, detergent; personal items, flashlight, small scdopnet and first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 826-6419 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: Supplies in camp Police: 245-6721 Services: None Fire: 826-6333 Medical Facilities:Wilcox Hospital, 35.5 miles Ambulance: 245-3668 Medical: 245-4811

FEE: $15/student/night, plus transportation costs. OVERNIGHT TRIP- KAUAI CAMP SLOGGETT, KOKEE'

Location NW Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 60 Drinking Water No. of Days 2 - 5 Showers x (both hot and cold) Transportation Car, bus Telephone x Resources Cooking r. Guide Bedding x (beds and mattresses) Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

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CONTACT: Ms. Phyllis Von Stroheim, YWCA Executive Director Telephone; 335-6060 YWCA, Kauai County, P.O. Box 303 Lihue, Hi 96766 245-2171 (8 a.m. - 2 p.m.)

DAYS: Monday through Thursday

ACTIVITIES: Visit Kokee Museum. Study geography and natural resources of Kokee. Hike: Nualolo Trail to study native dryland forest vegetation; Awaawapuhi Trail to study native forest vegetation; Pihea Trail to view native birds, Alakai Swamp, and Kalalau Valley; Iliau Nature Loop Trail to study native plants; various other trails. Study night sky; set traps to catch Hawaiian bat and rare green moth.

RESOURCES: Guides and brochures available from YWCA office; Trail Guide for Forest Reserve Hiking Trails published by State Forestry Division. Make previous arrangements for guides and speakers; see App B.

RESTRICTIONS: Stay away from private properties around the camp.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Sign in and out at the trail registration station. Keep at least one car in camp for emergency use. Bring: bedding, towel, soap, toothbrush, shoes (tennis, rubber), socks, tabi (for swamp hike), small knapsack for hiking, flashlight, all food supplies, cooking and eating utensils, dishcloth, dishtowel, detergent, first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 335-6060 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 338-1831 Services: Ranger Fire: 338-1931 Medical Facilities: Kauai Veterans' Memorial Ambulance: 338-1631 Hospital - 12 miles Medical: 338-1631

FEE: $25 for group plus $1.25 per head OVERNIGHT TRIP -KAUAI KOKEE LODGE

Location NW Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x filSize of Group 63 Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 - 5 Showers x (hot and cold) Transportation Car, bus Telephone Resources Cooking x Guide Bedding x (linen, blankets, etc.) Speaker ) (See App. B) Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (cabins)

CONTACT: Kokee Lodge, Manager Telephone: None P.O. Box 518, Kekaha, Kauai, Hi 96752

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Field trip to Kokee Museum; study geography and natural resources of Kokee by hiking Naulolo Trail, Awaawapuhi Trail, Pihea Trail, and Iliau Nature Loop Trail; study night sky; study titanium ore deposits; set night traps to capture Hawaiian bat and rare green moth; visit scenic viewpoints along Waimea Canyon.

RESOURCES:Instructional guide published and available. Make previous arrangements for guides, speakers, and consultants; see App. B.

RESTRICTIONS:No pets allowed

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Sign in and out at the trail registration station. Keep car in camp for emergency use. Bring: bedding, personal items, food, cooking and eating utensils, flashlight, knapsack, first-aid kit, fishing pole during trout season.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 338-1831 Services: Ranger Fire: 338-1931 Medical Facilities: Kauai Veterans' Memorial Hospital Ambulance: 338-1631 12 miles Medical : 338-1631

FEE: 6 persons $3.00/person/day Cabins accommodate 6 persons/cabin. 5 3.50 4 4.00

BB-9 55 OVERNIGHT TRIP - KAUAI KOKEE STATE PARK

Location NW Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x 0 Size of Group 25- 35 Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 - 3 Showers x Transportation Caribus Telephone x Resources Cooking x (outside grills) Guide x Bedding Speaker x Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee None Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: George Niitani, Park Supt., Div. of State Parks Telephone: 245-4444 State Dept. of Land and Natural Resources P.O. Box 1671, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii 96766

DAYS: Monday- Friday

ACTIVITIES: Field trip to Kokee Museum (in Kokee State Park) to orient students in natural resources of Kokee and to study geography of Kokee. Hike on Awaawapuhi trail, study native forest, native plants; plants are identified on trail. Hike on Nualolo trail, study native dryland forest vegetation. Hike on Alakai Swamp trail, study the unique Hawaiian bog vegetation. Identify stars, planets, constellations on clear nights. Hike on various trails to discover examples of our changing earth. Set traps at night to capture the rare green moth.

RESOURCES: Guides are available only by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Reserve at least a week in advance. Keep campsite clean and sanitary at all times.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring tents, sturdy shoes for hiking, socks, slippers, tabi for swamp, flashlight, food, cooking facilities and fuel (charcoal, or wood) or camp stove; cooking and eating utensils, first-aid kit, bedding, towel, detergent, dishtowels, etc. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: public phone Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 338-1831 Services: None Fire: 338-1931 Medical Facilities: i'auai Veterans' Memorial Ambulance: 338-1631 Pospital, 12 miles Medical: 338-1631

FEE: None

, BB-11 06L.- OVERNIGHT TRIP -KAUAI LYDGATE STATE PARK Wailua, Kauai

Location E Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 25 Drinking Water x No. of Days 1- 3 Showers x Transportation Car; bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant By prearrangement Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (bring tents)

CONTACT: George Niitani, Park Supt., Div. of State Parks Telephone: 245-4444 Dept. of Land and Natural Resources P.O. Box 1671 Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii96766

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Visit: Keahua Forestry Arboretum (see Day Trip); University of Hawaii Experiment Station, Kapaa Branch, Wailua Homesteads (see Day Trip) and UH Experiment Station Rice Production Training Center at Wailua; Alexander's Nursery (see Day Trip); study seashore fauna.

RESOURCES: Brochure on State Parks is available; consultants and speakers obtained only by prearrangement; lifeguard on hand only during the summer.

RESTRICTIONS:Reservation for a campsite must be made at least a week in advance.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:All excursions must be prearranged. Bring tents, bedding all cooking facilities (camp stove and fuel), cooking utensils, eating utensils, first-aid kit, flashlights, small scoopnet, personal items. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 245-6721 None Services: Fire: 822-4381 Medical Facilities: Wilcox Hospital, 5 miles Ambulance: 245-3668 Medical 245-4811

FEE: None

BB-13 57 OVERNIGHT TRIP - KAUAI NIUMALU PAVILLION Niumalu, Kauai

Location E Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 25 Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 Showers x (cold) Transportation Car/bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker By prearrangement Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Superintendent of Parks & Recreation Telephone: 245-4982 c/o Mrs. Florence Lardizabal, Secretary or -6423 4191 Hardy St. Lihue, Kauai, HI 96766

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike; crab for four edible swimming crab species; take field trips to study flora and fauna of the area; study mangrove life cycle; visit Kauai Museum to study excellent permanent displays of finest Kauai antiquities; study night sky; listen to stories on Hawaiiana.

RESOURCES: Story-tellers obtained by prearrangement; camp brochure available.

RESTRICTIONS: Make arrangements for use of the pavillion at least two weeks in advance.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring tents, bedding, cooking facilities (camp stoves, fuel), food, cooking utensils, eating utensils, personal items, crabnets, small fishing poles, scoopnets, flashlight; first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 245-6721 Services: None Fire: 245-2222 Medical Facilities: Wilcox Hospital, 5 miles Ambulance: 245-3668 Medical 245-4811

FEE: $1.00/person/day for off-island campers; students under 18years of age permitted free if accompanied by parent or teacher.

BB-15 OVERNIGHT TRIP - KAUAI POIPU BEACH YMCA

Location S Kauai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 24 Drinking Water x 411No. of Days 1- 5 Showers x Transportation Bus/car Telephone Resources Cooking x (kitchen) Guide Bedding x (mattresses) Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent

CONTACT: Donna M.Schulze, General Director, YMCA Telephone: 742-1132 2080 Boone Rd., Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii 96756

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES:Study.tidepool flora and fauna during day and night at low tide. Hike to Maha'ulepu, study the ecological succession of plants. Visit Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden and Olu Pua Gardens (see Day Trips). Star gaze: learn constellations, stars, and planets. Observe positions of setting sun and rising stars, planets, and constellations.

RESOURCES: A brief instructional guide is available. Guides and speakers may be obtained by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Be careful of jagged lava and/or coral rocks around tidepools.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Reservations must be made a month in advance. Bring: bedding, towel, first-aid supplies, flashlight, shoes, socks, slippers, wade suit, tabi, small scoopnet, food, eating utensils, etc. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Pay phone at nearby Snack Shop Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:Yes Police: 245-6721 Services: None Fire: 742-1516 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance:245-3668 Medical: 245-4811

FEE: Youth groups, $5.00 per night, plus $1.00/person/night.

BB-17 OVERNIGHT TRIP - KAUAI SALT POND BEACH PARK

Location SW Kauai Facilities Grade Level Restrooms x 0Sizeof Group Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 -3 Showers x (cold) Transportation Car/bus Telephone x (public) Resources Cooking x (barbecue pits) Guide x Bedding Speaker x Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent

CONTACT: Supt. of Parks & Recreation Telephone: 245-4932 or c/o Mrs. Florence Lardizabal, 3ecy. -6423 4191 Hardy St., Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii 9676

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES: Reef-plant and -animal studies. Study and observe ancient method of salt-making; listen to a lecture about salt waking, Hike around park area; study and identify can con flora and fauna. Observe and study terns and brine shrimps during winter months on the wet salt flats. Study the clay soil in the salt flata. Observe the po:Ations of the setting sun, and of the stars, planets, and constellations in the east; comparea planet and a star.

RESOURCES: Camping guide available Carough the Office of Economic Development. Guides and spca:T.ers may be obtained by nr-clarrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: ea 17%.,Teful of sharp, jagged lava outcrops, reef coral.

SPECIAL REDUIREMENTS:Arrangements should be made 2 weeks in advance. Bring tents, bedding, towels, shoes, socks, tabi, wade suit, flashlight, small scoopnet, food, cooking, utensils, fuel (charcoal or wood), and/or camp stoves, first-aid kit, eating utensils, etc. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILWIES: Telephone:Public phone Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 338-1831 Services: None Fire:F 338-1931 Medical Facilities: Kauai Veterans' Memorial Ambulance: 333-1631 Hospital,6 miles Medical : 338-1631

FEE: $1.00/person/day for off-island campers; students under 16years of age permitted free if accompanied by teacher and/or parent.

BB-19 60 0 THE ISLAND OFMAUI

The Valley Isle has much incommon with each of its neighbor islands, yet contains many unique featuresworth exploring.

Maui is a panorama of geological, historical,and cultural sites that bring to life whatmay be only so many vapid words in a student's textbook. A drive up Haleakala vividly demonstratesthe effects of change in altitude, drynessand moisture, and wind patternson flora and fauna, in addition to climaxingin the spectacular vista of that vast dormant crater.

The drive around the Keanae peninsulaand into liana is one of the most impressive ways of seeing thatfacet of the island. On the coast of West Maui, Lahaina, onetimewhaling capitol of the Pacific, has done a splendid job cf preserving its historicatmosphere and landmarks of the past. Central Maui, the most populated partof the island, contains Iao Valley, the site of Kamehameha'sfamous battle that united the islands.

Among these landmarks liesome of the last remnants of old planta- tion camps, some ancientareas of surfing and fishing, some magnificent vistas, and some areas showingthe microenvironments and the impact of man on those environments.

The various excursion andcamp sites listed in this section offer educational experiences thatspan many academic disciplines and all ages. Maui invites you to come and learn whyresidents and visitors alike say, "Maui No Ka Oi."

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OUTDOOR EDUCATION SITES - MAUI

Site Name LocationGrade Size of Day Trip Overnight Facilities Transpor- Resources Level Group No. of Trip tation Hours No. of L `.. 0 Days ..J w ,, ru ), 5 70 0 -1C -1-, C 0 W 0r- CC ..... CO W 71 ,-* E M C r- U +-1 VI O. -I, +-I 0 C VI 0 131 Qt, 4-. - 0101 C 7 I.. V) r- rci o -I.. = o c n:i L. C C CU O3 W 'ft., 7 U I.. -14 a/ CL.1.- r- W 4-. r- - I- 4-' al VIr- 4,C 3 W --)C -o I.. U -V +-I s+. >1I- .34 73 Cr- VI r-0 r-0ID U III 1. al C 41 rrl I-,-.- 0-0 N 1- -C W 0 W W I. n:i W a - -C n:i n:i = u m cc cm In1 u cocc 1-/J C.2 L3 L.) L.)L3 3 C7 CL

Baldwin House Lahaina 3-12 30-60 1 x x x x x x x x

Buddhist Shrine Lahaina K-12 50 0.5 - 1 x x x x x x

Carthaginian II (ship) Lahaina 4-12 - 1 x x x

Glass-Bottom Boat Lahaina K-12 149 1.5 x x x x x x x

*Haleakala Crater Haleakala 4-12 - 4 x x x x x x x x x

Male Hoikeiki (museum) Wailuku 4-12 60 1 x x x x x x x x x

Historic Lahaina Lahaina 3-12 30 1 - 1.5 x x x x x

Iao Needle Wailuku K-12 - 1 x x x x x x x

Kanaha Bird Sanctuary Kahului 3-12 50 1 -2 x x x x

Kaumahina State Park Keanae K-12 60 2 x x x x x

Keanae Arboretum Keanae K-12 50 1 - 1.5 x x x

Kepaniwai Park Iao Valley K-12 50 1 - 3 x x x x x x x

.Kula Botanical Gardens Kula K-12 45 1 x x x x x x x x Lahaina, Kaanapali & Lahaina K-12 168 1.5 x x x x x x x Pacific RR Laniupoko State Way- W Maui K-12 60 4 x x x x x x x x x side Park Maui Zoo and Botani- Wailuku K-12 - -2 x x x x x x x x cal Garden

Puaa Kaa Park Hana K-12 40 1 - 4 x x x x x Sato Tropical Fish Keanae 6-12 30 1 x x x x x Hatchery Wahikuli State Way- Lahaina K-12 60 4 x x x x x x side Park

Waianapanapa Caves Hana 4-12 40 1 x x. x x x x x

Whalers' Village Kaanapali K-12 35 -2 x x x x x x x x x

Baldwin Park Paia 6-12 24 3 x x x x x x x x t x x x

Camp Keanae Keanae 6-12 55 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x

Camp Maluhia W Maui 6-12 150 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x

Camp Pecusa Olowalu K-12 55 2 x x x x x x x x x x c x x x x

Camp Piholo Makawao 6-12 24 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x

Haleakala Crater Haleakala 9-12 12 2 x x x x x c x x x x

Hookipa Park Paia 6-12 24 2 x x x x x t x x x x

Hosmer's Grove Haleakala 6-12 20 2 x x x t x x x x

Kalama Park Kihei 6-12 20-30 3 x x x x x x x x t x x x x Kaumahina State Way- Keanae 6-12 30 1 x x x x t x x x side Park

Poli Poli Springs Kula 9-12 20-24 2 x x x x x c x x x Waianapanapa State Hana 6-12 72 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x Park

FOOTNOTES: * Site also listed in Educational Field Trips in Hawaii folder. - Group size varies. Check with contact person. C-1 0

THE ISLAND OF MAUI ONE-DAY VISITATION SITES

CA-1 C3 DAY TRIP -MAUI BALDWIN HOUSE

Location Lahaina Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 30- 60 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking

Guide r. Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Lahaina Restoration Foundation Telephone: 661-3262 Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/9:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View early missionary home; listen to historical narration; view multimedia slide presentation.

RESOURCES:Multimedia slide presentation; guided tour available

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 661-3262 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No DAY TRIP - MAUI nODDMIST SHRINN,

Location At Molna %.,, Lnheinil Facilities Grade Level K -12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water 0 No, of Hours - 1 Showers Transportation Car, Ch artor Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Rev. Hara Telephone: 661-4304 Lahaina Jodo Mission Lahaina, Maui, HI96761

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: View fifth-largest statue of Buddha outside the Orient, and the entire Buddhist Shrine.

RESOURCES: Brochure on request; guide by prearrangement

RESTRICTIONS: Respect for the religious customs represented in the shrine. Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 661-4304 Police: 244-7311 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056 so FEE: No

CA-5 C5 DAY TRIP- MAUI aARTHAGINTAN II

Location Lahaina Boat Harbor Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms ill Size of Group 30 - 40 Drinking Water No, of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car, Chartur Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Lahaina Restoration Foundation Telephone: 661-3262 Lahaina, Maui, HI96761

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/9:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Examine sailing ship; view multi-media presentation in ship's hold; study World of the Whale exhibit.

RESOURCES: Guide is provided by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: School groups will be admitted free by prearrangment. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 661-3262 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE:No DAY TRIP, - MAUI OLASS-BOTTOM BOAT

Location Boat Harbor, Lahaina Facilities Grade Level K . 1.2 Restrooms Size of Group 149 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1.5 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Hun Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee Yea

CONTACT:Reservations Desk, Windjammer Cruises Telephone: 661-4523 Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/10:30, 12:30, 2:30

ACTIVITIES: Ride boat; view ocean, coral reefs, marine specimens.

RESOURCES: Brochure available on request; guide and diveron cruise.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Special group charters available by prearrangement.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: 661-4523 (office) Police: 244-7811 First Aid: Yes, kit on board boat Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: Lifeguard and trained staff Medical Facilities:244-9056

FEE:$1/person

CA.e7 DAY TRIP . MAUI HALEAKALA CRATED

Location Top of Mt. Heleekh1e Facilities Grade Level 4 . 12 Restrooms Size of Group Any number Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4, including drive Showers 0 Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

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CONTACT: U.S. National Park Service Telephone: 572-7749 U.S. Dept. of the Interior Mt. Haleakala, Maui, HI

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: View extinct-volcano crater, exhibits in observatory, ScienceCity; examine rare silveraword plants; hike.

RESOURCES: Publication list available, which includes brochure, films, filmstrips, and slides; a guide is available on request from the Park Service.

RESTRICTIONS: Use caution along crater rim--abrupt drop-off. Visibility is better early in the day because of less fog and/or clouds.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Warm clothing and shoes

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 572 -9306 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: Yes, in office Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: Ranger Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

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G8 DAY TRIP -MAUI *,. HALE HOIKEIKI

Location Wailuku Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 60 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus, Walk Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee Yes

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CONTACT:Mrs. Wiritz, Museum Curator Telephone: 244-3226 Maui Historical Society 2375 Main St., Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793

DAYS/HOURS: Daily /10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:View historical materials and exhibits in museum; examine identified trees and other plants on landscaped grounds.

RESOURCES: Guide provided; brochure available on request.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 244-3226 Police; 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: Free for school groups if prearranged; otherwise, fee schedule is: $1.50/adult (1 adult/10 - 15 children) 0.50/child

CA-13 C9 DAY TRIP -MAUI HISTORIC LAHAINA

Location Lahaina Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms 410 Size of Group 30 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 1.5 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Walk Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (limited) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Chris Hart, County Planner Telephone: 244-7735 County of Maui Historic Commission (9 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.)

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Walk through historic portion of town and view historic sites.

RESOURCES: Brochure, "Lahaina--A Walking Tour of Historic and Cultural Sites," maps out a walking route and numbers points of interest, describes the historical significance of each numbered site, providing a very interesting historical narration.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Be careful of traffic; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public phones along route Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities:244-9056

410 FEE: No

r1 DAY TRIP - MAUI IAD NEEDLE

Location Iao Valley, Wailuku Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Any number Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Maui Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 244-7750 Wailuku, Maui, HI96793

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike; view Iao Needle and Iao Valley; explore Botanical Gardens.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Safety consideration--fast-running stream that might be dangerous for small children; take first-aid kit.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: None

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

COMMENTS: Iao Valley was the site of Kamehameha I's famous battle that united the Hawaiian Islands.

CA-17 71 DAY TRIP - MAUI RANABA BIRD SANCTUARY

Location Kahului Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Joseph Medeiros, Wild Life Biologist Telephone: 244-4352 Dept. of Land & Natural Resources

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Walk, birdwatch.

RESOURCES: Biologist guide available on request

RESTRICTIONS: Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Wear regular shoes because kiawe trees in the area drop long, sharp, thorny twigs that will penetrate slippers; take binoculars if you have them. Take first-aid kit, drinking water, cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 244-7811 First Aid:None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA-1972 DAY TRIP -MAUI SATO TROPICAL FISH HATCHERY

Location Keanae Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms 0 Size of Group 30 Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mr. and Mrs. Sato Telephone: 244-4730 Sato's Tropical Fish Hatchery Keanae, Maui, HI

DAYS/HOURS: Daily,by, appointment

ACTIVITIES: View fish hatchery activities and a wide variety of displayed tropical fish.

RESOURCES: Mrs. Sato serves as guide for a group by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Provide good supervision--1 adult/each fivechildren under 8 years of age. Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make prearrangements fortour and guide; take first-aid kit. Take drinking water and cups. Make restroom stop before and after visiting site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 244-4730 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

COMMENT: All fish and aquarium supplies are on sale.

-CA-21 DAY TRIP - MAUI. KAUMAHINA STATE PARK

Location Hwy 30, Keanae Fac'lities Grade Level Ki'o- 12 Re,:trooms x 04 Si of tlroup Drikinga Water x No. of Hours a Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (barbecue grills) Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 244-4352

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Picnic; view Keanae Peninsula and Hana coastline; hike.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None, although there is a park caretaker Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA-23 DAY TRIP - MAUI KEANAE ARBORAETUM

Location Hwy 36, Keanae Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 - 1.5 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: State Dept. of Land & Natural Resources Telephone: 244-4352

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/3 :30 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Hike, birdwatch, view botanical specimens--plants, trees, and shrubs are identified. Hike of about 3 miles, requiring about 1 to 1.5 hours.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Take first-aid kit, drinking water and cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 244-7811 First Aid:None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA-25 75 DAY TRIP - MAUI KEPANIWAI PARK

Location Rte. 32, Iao Valley Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 3 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources None Cooking x (barbecue grills) Guide Recreation x Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Maui County Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 244-5514 Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Viewing cultural andbotanical gardens; wading and swimming; picnicking.

RESOURCES: Native houses of 6 major ethnicgroups of the islands constructed; landscaping reflects the native lands--e.g., Japanesegarden and carp pool next to Japanese house. Freshwater stream in the park, and wading and swimmingpools. Sandbox in center of picnic pavilions, whichalso have a barbeque pit.

RESTRICTIONS: Swimming pool is fenced in and open only during regularhours; inquire Dept. of Parks and Recreation for informationon times.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 244-3656 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: Lifeguard on duty when pool is open Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA-27 DAY TRIP -MAUI KULA BOTANICAL GARDENS

Location Kula Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 45 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee Yes

CONTACT: Mr. McCord, President Telephone: S78-1715 Kula Botanical Gardens Kula, Maui, HI 96790

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Walk; view botanical specimens,aviary, carp pond; picnic.

RESOURCES: Leaflets by request; guide by prearrangement;picnic area for up to 20 persons.

RESTRir"ONS:Take special safety precautions for the poisonous plantsection in

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Make prearrangement for guide if desired.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 878 -1715 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: Yes, in office Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities:244-9056

FEE: Admission schedule: Ages 6 - 12, 25/child 13 - 18, 75C /child Teachers free

CA-29 DAY TRIP -MAUI LAHAINA KAANAPALI AND PACIFIC RAILROAD

Location Lahaina Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x 0 Size of Group 168 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1.5 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker x Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee Yes

CONTACT: Reservations Desk, Railroads of Hawaii Telephone: 661-0089 P.O. Box 816 Lahaina, Maui, HI96761

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/10:20, 11:35, 1:20, 2:35, 4:10

ACTIVITIES: Train ride; listen to historical narration; view scenery.

RESOURCES: Brochure available on request; narrator on train.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:None

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; Office, 661-0089 Police: 244-7811 First Aid:Yes, kit on board train Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

40 FEE:Fees: Round Trip One-Way Adl!lt $2.00 $1.00 Child 1.00 0.50 Complimentary ticket to each teacher (or other adult) per 15 children

CA-31 DAY TRIP -MAUI LANIUPOKO STATE WAYSIDE PARK

Location Honoapiilani Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 60 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 Showers x (outdoor) Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking x (barbecue pits) Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 244-4352 Dept. of Land & Natural Resources

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Swim, wade, fish, picnic.

RESOURCES: Picnic tables, shelters; wading pool for small children.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA-33 9 DAY TRIP -MAUI MAUI ZOO AND BOTANICAL GARDENS

Location Wailuku Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms 0 Size of Group Any size Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

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CONTACT: Eddie Smith, Zoo Curator Telephone: 244-5514 Maui Dept. of Parks and Recreation Wailuku, Maui, HI96793

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/9 a.m.- 5 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Walk, animal-watch, picnic.

RESOURCES:Curator available as escort on request; ifrequest is made 2 weeks prior to visit, curator will prepare brochure for teacher'suse in preparing class for visit.

RESTRICTIONS:Younger children must be kept from crossingbarriers, for their own safety.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: None

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 244-5514 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: Kit in office Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: Animal caretakers only Medical Facilities: 244-9056

0 FEE: No

CA-35 DAY TRIP -MAUI PUAA KAA PARK 10 mi W of Hana

Location Hana Hwy Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 4o Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 4 Showers Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 244-4352 Dept. of Land & Natural Resources

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike, view botanical gardens andmongooses; swim in natural pools.

RESOURCES: Well-marked botanical garden

RESTRICTIONS: Safety precautions on cliff alongside deep pool, andstandard safety precautions if members of the group are allowed to swim.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Takefirst-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 248-8035 First Aid:None Ambulance: 248-8035 Services: None Medical Facilitiet: Call ambulance

FEE: No

CA-37 DAY TRIP - MAUI WAHIKULI STATE WAYSIDE PARK

Location Lahaina Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 60 maximum Drinking Water x III No. of Hours 4 Showers x (outdoor) Transportation Car, Charter BUS Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 244-4352 Dept. of Land & Natural Resources

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Swim, fish, collect shells, picnic.

RESOURCES: Picnic tables and shelter.

RESTRICTIONS:None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: 244-7811 First Aid: None Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: None Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA-39 DAY TRIP -MAUI WAIANAPANAPA CAVES

Location Hana Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 40 Drinking Water x 411 No. of Hours 1 Showers x Transportation Car, Charter Bus Telephone x Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Mrs. Ella Oliveira, Caretaker Telephone: 248-8061 State Dept. of Land & Natural Resources Waianapanapa Park, Hana, Maui, HI 96713

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/Daylight hours until 6 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Hike; swim; view heiau; fish; explore caves.

RESOURCES:None

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Safety precautions on rocky walk along ocean to caves. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; Office, 248-8061 Police: 248-8035 First Aid: None Ambulance: 248-8035 Services: Caretaker on duty Medical Facilities: Call ambulance

FEE: No

CA-41 0h DAY TRIP - MAUI WHALERS' VILLAGE

Location Kaanapali Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x 110 Size of Group 35 Drinking Water x

No. of Hours 1 - 2 . Showers Transportation Car, Charter Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation x Speaker Parking x Cr "Aant Meeting Room -ation x F. No

CONTACT: Mrs. Ferguson, Operations Manager Telephone: 661-3671 Whalers Village Museum and Shops Kaanapali, Maui, HI 96761

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/3 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View whaling artifacts; shop; swim.

RESOURCES: Pre- and post-trip study materials; 2 books on whales, maps, posters; escort by prearrangement. Guide presentation is geared to age-group--guide has education background: World of Whale, K - 4; Whaling Industry, 4 -12; special subject-matter emphasis available on request.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Make prearrangements if escort/guide is desired.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; Office, 661-3671 Police: 244-7811 First Aid: Yes, kit in office Ambulance: 244-9056 Services: Security office Medical Facilities: 244-9056

FEE: No

CA -43 04 THE ISLAND OF MAUI OVERNIGHT CAMPSITES

CB-1

cy OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI BALE IN PARK (Paia)

Location E Maui Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x

111 Size of Group 40 Drinking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (kitchen in pavilion) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity x (in pavilion) Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Charlene Rodrigues, Clerk Telephone: 244-5514 Dept. of Parks & Recreation, County of Maui 7:45 - 4:30 p.m: 1580 Kaahumanu Ave., Wailuku, Maui, HI96793

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Study marine life--collect shells; bod!/ surfCng, fishing; hiking ateng seacoast; baseball; soccer.

S RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; no resour-e persons avalabie.

RESTRICTIONS: Tent camping o'1y; kitchen in pavi ion available on request only.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring tents, bedding; all cookilic; equip7lent (if n. requasting use of kitchen), food, eating utensils; personal items; flashligh:, first-aid kit.. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Emergeri_y Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 244-7811 Services: None Fire 579-9545 Medical Facilities: :44-9056 Ambulance: 244-9056 Medical: 244-9056

FEE: 500person/night or $5/group/day S OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI CAMP KEANAE

Location E Maui Facilities Grade Level o -12 RecArooms Size of Group 55 Di.ohing Water No. of Days 3 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (2 outdoor grills) Guide x Bedding Speaker x Recreation x (large gym) Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (cabins, bunk beds) ***

CONTACT: Bud Aronson, Program Supervisor Telephone: 248-8355 Maui YMCA, P.O. Box 820, Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793 12 noon - 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Inspect remnants of old Hawaii--largest taro patch on the island, old Hawaiian church; observe Hawaiian lifestyle--skills in arts and crafts; surf at Nanuman Bay, swim in fresh-water pools; visit Hawaiian archaeological sites; explore marine life; hike- trails to waterfalls;self-guided arboretum tour; play ping pong, volleyball, badminton.

RESOURCES: Slide show and brochure available,on request. Speakers from the Y available on request. Hansel Akoi,a local resident, will take groups on tour. Contact Ralph and Lydia Laehapo, Camp Keanae, Keanae, Maui, HI.

RESTRICTIONS: Frequent and heavy rainfall.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bedding; f-od; raincoats; personal items, including flashlight, first -aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 248-8355 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 248-8311 Services: None Fire: 248-8311 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 248-8035 Medical: 248-8035

FEE: $3.50/person/day S

CB-5 OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI CAMP MALUHTA (Kahakulea Road)

Location W Maui Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x illSize of Group 150 Drinking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (equipped kitchen) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x(swimming pool) Consultant x Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x (meeting/dining hall) Cabin/Tent x (cabins)

CONTACT: Willard Matsumoto, Council Executive Telephone: 244-4927 Boy Scouts of America 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. 200 Liloliho St., Wailuku, Maui, III96793

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Bike trails; take nature walks; swim; study night sky; explore fresh-water streams; study folklore; play volleyball, baseball, football.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request. Camp Ranger Wilma Ho is avail,..2 at all times.

RESTRICTIONS: Clean-up must be provided by the group.

. SPECIAL REQUIRDiENTS: Make advance reservation. Bring bedding, food, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FAC1,ITIES: Telephone: Office, 244-4927 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:None Police: 244-7811 Services: None Fire: 244-4860 Medical Facilities: 244-9056 Ambulance: 244-9056 Medical: 244-9056

FEE: $75 refundable deposit plus $1/person/day

CB-7 OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI CAMP PECUSA (Olowalu)

Location W Maui Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x 411 Size of Group 55 (incl. adults) Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 days,3 nights Showers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (complete kitchen) Guide Bedding x (cots & mattresses) Speaker Recreation x Consultant x Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x (dining/recreation hall) Cabin/Tent x (cabins, 6)

CONTACT: Rev. Charles Burger, Camp Director Telephone: 661-4303 Holy Innocents Episcopal Church 8 a.m.- 12 noon Y.O. Box 606, Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761

DAYS: Tuesday - Saturday

ACTIVITIES: Hike; study marine biology, coral reefs! fish and net; explore ruins of early sugar mill, sugar loading dock, stone remains of Olowalu Congregational Church; hike to and examine petroglyphs; visit historic Lahaina; study night sky; study Hawaiian diamonds of Olowalu; view offshore islands; ping pong, horseshoes, archery.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; full-time resident caretaker.

RESTRICTIONS: Limited open areas; warn st, dents to stay off the beach unless supervised.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Advance reservation. Bring bedding; food; personal items; flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 661-4303 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 661-0555 Services: None Fire: 661-0144 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 661-0133 Medical: 661-0133

FEE: Refundable deposit plus $1.50/person/day.

CB-9 9 OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI CAMP PIHOLO (Makawao)

Location E Maui Facilities Grade Level 6- 12 Restrooms x 41) Size of Group 24+ Drinking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (kit.,5 outdoor grills) Guide Bedding x (cots and mattresses) Speaker Recreation Consultant x Electricity x (in dining room) Publication Parking Fee Yes Meeting Room x (dining room) Cabin/Tent x (cabins, 5)

CONTACT: Mrs. Ellen Moniz, Clerk Telephone: 572-8776 Girl Scouts Council of the Pacific 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. 200 Liholiho St., Walluku, Maui, HI 96./93

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike trails and take nature walks; study night sky; bird watch; explore freshwater pools; learn nature crafts from available natural materials; play baseball; volleyball.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; resource persons may be arranged for by contacting Mrs. Ellen Moniz.

RESTRICTIONS: Group is responsible for clean-up of the camp after use. Rainfall is frequent in this area.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Advance reservation. If more than 24 persons, tent camping is permissible. Bring food, bedding, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 572-3776 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 244-7811 Services: None Fire: 572-9151 Medical Facilities:244-9056 Ambulance: 244-9056 Medical : 244-9056

FEE: $15 refundable deposit plus $30/group/day

CB-11 DO OVERNIGHT TRIP - Kai HALEAKALA CRATER

Location Mt. Haleakala Facilities Grade Level 9- 12 Restrooms x (outdoor pit toilet) Size of Group 12 maximum Drinking Water 11 No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation Small Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (wood-burning stove) Guide Bedding x (mattresses, blankets) Speaker Recreation Consultant x Electricity Publication x Parking Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

CONTACT: Adele Fevella, Park Technician Telephone: 572-7749 U.S. Dept. of the Interior 7:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. P.O. Box 537, Makawao, Maui, HI 96788

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike at elevations from 7000 to 10,000 ft; study extinct volcanic crater, rare and beautiful silversword plant, destruction caused by wild goats; identify endemic Hawaiian plants and birds; study wind action on clouds, fog, chill factor; study night sky.

RESOURCES: Publication list available on request; Guide to Hiking and Camping in Halea' ,la available on request; consult ranger when planning trip; special tours can arranged on request.

RESTRICTIONS: Unpredictable weather; water always limited; pits, cliffs, caves, and associated sharp rocks dangerous; elevation can be hazardous to anyone with heart or lung problems; obey NPS rules--stay on trails in particular.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make reservation at'least 2 months in advance; take only hikers experienced in back-packing; check with ranger regarding availability of water at time of trip; take dark glasses, candles, matches, warm clothes, gloves, pillows and sheets; arrange charter-bus pickup at specific time.and place; take change of clothing, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at trailhead.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None (except in ranger cabin) Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 244-7811 Services: None Fire: 572-9151 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 878-1221 Medical : 878-1221 Ranger: 572-9221 FEE: $2/person/night

CB-13 OVERNIGHT TRIP -MAUI HOOKIPA PARK (Plan)

Location E Maui Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 24 Drinking Water No, of Days 2 Showers x (outdoo) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (3 oadupr grilln) Guide Dodding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x (in pavilion) Publication x Parking Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (t,..nts)

CONTACT: Charlem::odrigues, Clurk Telephone: 244-5514 Dopt. of Parks & Recreation, County of Maui 7:45 - 4 p.m. 1530 Kaahumanu Ave., Wailuku, Maui, 9o703

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Collect shells, fish (excellent fishing), study tide-pool life; study night sky.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; no resource persons available.

RESTRICTIONS: Site is small and unsuited to large groups but ideal for small groups; area is unsafe for swimming.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Tent camping only--2 small pavilions available. Bring tents, fuel for grills (or bring camp stoves and fuel), bedding, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 244 -7311 Services: None Fire: 579-9545 Medical Facilities: 244-9056 Ambulance: 244-9056 Medical : 244-9056

FEE: on/night or $5/group/day S OVERNIGHT TRIP -MAUI posmNIO!: GROVE

Location Haleakala Nat'l Pork Facilities Grade Level 6 -12 Restrooms x (outdoor pit tellers) Size of Group 20 Drinking Water x 411 No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation Charter burl, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant x Electricity Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents only)

CONTACT! Adele. Fevella, Park Technician Telephone: .02-7749 U.S. Dept. of the Interior ;:30 a. n. - 4 p.m. P. 0. Box 537, Makawao, Maui, 111 96788

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Visit the summit of Haleakala and view the crater, island formations, Science City installation, silversword plants; Ji-mile-long hike around the camp has identified shrubs, trees, other plants.

RESOURCES: Publication list available on request, includes color slides; camp folder available on request; Ranger services are available on request.

RESTRICTIONS:Extremely cold during winter, considered unsafe to visit then. Fairly high elevation requires warm clothing and bedding. Tent camping only; no protective shelter available; no playground or other recreation area.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Warm clothing; tents; plenty of warm bedding; camp stoves and fuel, cooking equipment and utensils; no protective shelter is available, and makeshift tarpaulin shelters are inadequate. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Ranger residence in cmcrgency(572-9221) Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None; Rangers are first-aid trained Police: 244-7811 Services: None (Ranger available in emergency) Fire: 572-9151 Medical Facilities:Call ambulance Ambulance: 878-1221

Medical : 878-1221

FEE: $2/personinight

CB-17 D3 OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI KALAMA PARK (Kihei)

Location %J Maui Facilities Grade Level 6 12 Restrooms Size of Group 21- 30 Drinking Water 111 x No, of Days 3 Showers x Transportation Charier Du fl,Car Telephone x Resoureos Cooking x (outdoor grills, 4) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant x Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents, in pavilion)

CONTACT: Charlene Rodrigues, Clerk Telephone: 244-5514 Dept. of Parka & Recreation County of Maui 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. 1580 Kaahumanu Ave., Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Study marine life--coral reefs, tidal pools,collect sea-shells; surf; porpoise and whale watch during season; study night sky; closeto Kamaole Parks I, II, and III; basketball, tennis, baseball.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; Park Ranger Bill Puns livesat the site.

RESTRICTIONS: Retaining wall along beach; tent camping only--2 large pavilions, 6 smaller pavilions; electricity in pavilions only;no kitchen; 10 tents allowed.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Advance reservation. Bring tents, all cooking equipment, fuel, food and eating utensils; bedding; personal items; flashlight, first-aid Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 244-7811 Services: None [ire: 879-2791 Medical Facilities: 244-9056 Ambulance: 244-9056 Medical: 244-9056

FEE: 5Wperson/day or $5/group/day OVERNIGHT TRIP -MAUI KAUMAHINA SQL V1'1; WAYSIDE PARR Mina Hie,hway)

Location 14 Maui, Keanao Facilities

Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms 0 Size of Group 30 Drinking Water No. of Days Showers 1. Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (barbecue pit) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking :.( Fee None Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Harry Gibson, Supt. or State Parks Telephone: 244-4352 Div. of Parks, Dept. of Land & Natural Resources 7:45 a.m.- tt:30 p.m. P.O. Box 1049, Wailuku, Maui, HT (n793

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Short hikes--park overlooks Keanae Peninsula; nature walks; visit historical Hana; study FT,erbark and eucalyptus trees; take side trips to visit Keanae Church and taro patches.

RESOURCES: Camp foldar availablc on request; no resource persons available.

RESTRICTIONS: Limited open areas for recreation, and fre:luent rainfall; tent camping only.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Bring tents, bedding; food, ,:amp stove and fuel, cooking and eating utensils; personal items including raincoats, flashlight, first-aidkit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 248-8311 Services: None Fire: 248-8311 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 248-8035 Medical: 248-8035

FEE: None

CB-21. 05 OVERNIGHT TRIP - MAUI POLL POLI HPRING8. (Kula)

Location 1 Maui Facilities Grade Level 9 - 12 Restrooms 111 Size of Group 24 Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation Jeep, VW, Datsun, Toyota Telephone Resources Cooking x (gas stove) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (cabin, tents)

CONTAU ry Gibson, Supt. of State Parks Telephone: 244-4352 iv. of State Parks, Dept. of Land & Nat. Resources 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. r'. o. Box 1049, Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793

DAYS: Mondry - Friday

ACTivITItS: Trail hikes; nature walks--most beautiful stand of redwood forests outside of California, pines, cypress, eucalyptus, with trees along trails clearly identified; views of Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe, and Central Maui.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; maps of hiking trails available from Div. of Forestry, P.O. Box 1015, Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793.

RESTRICTIONS: Access road hazardous during rainy season.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If more than 8 persons (cabin will accommodate only 8), bring tents--8 outdoor tents permitted; bring bedding; bring fuel for barbeque pit, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items including raincoats, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 244-7811 Services: None Fire: 572-9151 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 878-1221 Medical: 878-1221

FEE: $3/person/day

CB-23 0 ..nIJi WAIRMArBARrA SIAIL YAK_!( (Honokalani Road)

Location E Maui, Hana Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 72 Driliking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (kitchens in cabins) Guide Bedding x (in each cabin) Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x (in cabins) Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (cabins,12)

CONTACT: Harry Gibson,Supt.of State Parks Telephone: 2444352 Div. of State Parks, Dept. of Land and Nat. Resources 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. P. O. Box 1049, Wailuku, Maui, HI 96793

DAYS: Every day

ACTIVITIES: Examine archaeological sites; heiau, ancient burial sites, surface archaeology, canoe launching ramp, legendarycaves, stepping-stone trail to Hana, evidence of early Hawaiian habitation; hike trails, fish in tidalpools; study bladcsand beach.

RESOURCES: Camp folder available on request; caretaker, Ella Oliveira, liveson the site; each cabin accommodates 5 persons.

RESTRICTIONS: Cabins not close to each other, which may hamper communications between cabins; no central cooking area.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Reserve in advance. Bring food, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Supervise hiking carefully as coastline is jagged and rocky. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 248-8061 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 248-8311 Services: None Fire: 248-8311 Medical Facilities: Call ambulance Ambulance: 248-8035 Medical: 248-8035

FEE: $3/person (over 12)/day. $1.50/person (under 12)/day.

COMMENTS: An outdoor camping site can accommodate 60 additional persons who bring all their own equipment--tents, bedding, cooking equipment and utensils, eating utensils, etc.

CB-25 D7 THE ISLANDOF MOLOKAI

The Friendly Island of Molokai is a long, narrow land extending almost due east-west, directly east of Honolulu, across about 14 miles ofone of the rough- est ocean channels in the world. The island was formed by two major volcanoes, one at the east, the other at the west end of the island. The peninsula called Kalaupapa was created by a third, smaller volcano, which poureda tongue of molten lava into the ocean off the north edge of the island.All three volcanoes are now extinct.

Almost the entire north shore of the island is formed of sheer cliffs, a few heavily vegetated, essentially impenetrable valleys, and hundreds of Hawaii's unique "hanging" valleys, from which fall a wonderland of high, incredibly fine, misty waterfalls that drain the tradewinds-drenched highlands behind the cliffs.

At the east end of the island is Halawa Valley, relatively easy to get into, and highly rewarding in the variety of resources for outdoor education--ancient taro plantations, in some of which taro still grows; remnants of old Hawaiian stone walls and other archaeological ruins; twin high waterfalls at the head of the valley, both pouring tremendous quantities of water from the inland mountains to crash into the twin pools at the foot of the cliff, creating exhileratingly cold, frothy swimming holes at the end of the 3- to 4-mile trail from the valley's mouth.

Unique to Molokai is the series of Hawaiian fishpond walls that scallop almost the entire length of the south shoreline of the island. Although other islands had a few of these structures, Molokai's south shore apparently hadre- peated ideal configurations of which the Hawaiians took advantage most ingeniously to develop a highly sophisticated aquaculture. Hundreds of years ago they built immense submerged seawalls for trapping fish on an incoming tide. Many of these massive walls are still visible underwater, and the seaward shapes of the ponds can be determined, reminding us that the sea was a primary source of food to the ancient Hawaiians.

The protruding tongue of Kalaupapa from the north-shore cliffs, with its tragic history of leprosy victims,is also interesting geologically. It can be reached only by a steep, twisting trail down the nearly sheer face of the cliffs above it--usually traversed by mule trains, although it can be hiked--or by aircraft.

Molokai has no real harbor, therefore had no particular association with the whaling industry, as Maui had. And its coastline was adapted for purposes other than swimming. Nevertheless, Molokai too has its unique features, its share of variety and beauty, and great value as an island of interesting outdoor- education field sites. OUTDOOR EDUCATION SITES - MOLOKAI

Transpor- Resources Site Name Location GradeSize of Day Trip Overnight Facilities tation Level Group No. of Trip --.. Hours No. of '- i., 5 .-- Si in 4..iSi,-- 1 Days 0 ..%44- C m >, 0 m M C0 C 4.1 0 x .1.- 3 .1- CC..... co 01 M 0 01 0 +Iin to.4-1 4-1 S 01 C r-U LA r-, ro 011 01 C :7L. v) ocr r714-1 .1- s... U o c C 10 L. CC 01 60 01 O ..-L-C C 4-1 W 0...- I..-V ai a r-..- 111 4-1 ,-,- I - -o L. U -)e 4-1 *--.. >,s- -Ng 13 C.-- -1 C 01 ai 4-) ro I..r-,- 0.0 Si L. c M 0 CU ..0 ro faM (.3 di 1:11 f13 .0-I- CU L-C 01 0 1.3 1-3 C.3 0- CC GIVIF-LI03Ct...El.£ 1-.) U 3

x x Akea Onion Farm Hoolehua K-12 2-3 x x x x xx x Del Monte Park Kawela K-12 50-200 2-3 x x x x xxx xx x lalawa Valley E Moto 6-12 100 2-3 x x x x x

X X x Kalama'ula Rock Mid-Molo4-12 1 x x x Kalua'aha Church E Nolo K-12 3-4 x x x Kamalo Kamalo K-12 -

Kam V Private Beach, x x x Sheep Station, W Molo K-12 - Kawela

Kapuaiwa Coconut x Mid Molo 4-12 x x Grove x X x Kaunakakai Mid MoloK-12 x x x Kiowea Park Mid Molo4-12 1-2 xx x x x

Lanikaula Kukui x x x x .EMolo 6-12 2-3 x Grove

Maurice Dudoit's ...4 x x E Molo K-12 2-3 x Point x x Molokai Poultry FarmW Molo K-12 2 x x x X X x Olo'Olo Rock Mid Molo K-12 30- 60 - x x x x One Ali'i Park W Molo K-12 100 x x x x x x x x x Puu Kape'elua Kualapuu 4-12 - 2-3 x x x Umipa'a Mid Molo 4-11 - 2 2-3 x Wai'ale'ale NW Molo 4-12 - , .

West End Animal x x x W Molo K-12 30 3-4 x opervA

x x x x x x x x t x x x Del Monte Park Kawela K-12 50-200 2-3 x x t x x x x Halawa Valley E Molo 6-12 100 2 x x x x x x x x x x x x t x x One Ali'i Park W Molo K-12 100 2 x x x t x x Palaau Park W Molo K-12 100 2 x X

FOOTNOTE: - Group size and no. of hoursof visit vary. Consult contact person or travel-charter companies. nI 100 THE ISLAND OF MOLOKAI ONE-DAY VISITATION SITES

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DA-1 DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI AKEA ONION FARM

Location W Molokai Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2- 3 Showers Transportation Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x (bus) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Mr. David Curtis, Akea Farms Telephone: 558-8284 P.O. Box 1030, Kaunakakai, Molokai, Hi96748

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View onion plants and onion packing operations. Combine with Molokai Poultry Farm for K - 3 graders and the West End Animal Reserve for older students.

RESOURCES: Mr. David Curtis, guide

RESTRICTIONS: Restrooms and telephone are basically for farm personnel; visitors must request permission to use.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Permit required; request permission from Mr. Curtis 4 to 6 weeks in advance of planned date. Take first-aid kit. Wear shoes. Bring own water container and cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Of f...ce;4 request permission to use Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities:Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-3 f () DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI DEL MONTE PARK (3 miles W of Kaunakakai)

Location W Molokai Facilities Grade Level. K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 200 Maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (outdoor barbecue) Guide x App. B Recreation x (large grassy area) Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mr. George Tamura, Personnel Manager Telephone: 567-6121 Del Monte Company, Kualapuu, Molokai,HI ' (8 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.)

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/eaylight hours

KTIVITIES: Study seashore; learn Hawaiiancrafts; play games; picnic.

RESOURCES: Pilipo Solatorio, John Apuna, DorotheaCurtiss--all for a fee.

RESTRICTIONS: Inquire of Mr. Tamura.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Request r,-1.servation 4- 6 weeks in advance.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None(public phone at On:. Ali'i Park) Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: 110'e Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331 Molokai Clinic, 555-5353

:EE: No AY TRIP -MOLOKAI HALAWA VALLEY

.ocation E Molokai Facilities trade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x (bring toilet papal') ;ize of Group Varies Drinking Water x Jo. of Hours Charter Bus, Car Showers x transportation Telephone Resources Cooking x Guide Recreation Speaker Contact Charter Parking X (along road) Consultant Bus Company Meeting Room Publication 'ee No

:ONTACT: Mr. Louis Hao, Admin. Asst. to Mayor, Maui County Telephone: 553-5323 Molokai Multi Service Center 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

)AYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike to twin falls at head of valley, involving rockhopping; study plant life; view archaeological remains of taro patches, house sites, walls, etc.

RESOURCES: Charter-bus company and list of resource persons (especially Mr. Dudoit) in App.B; Check state Parks re historic sites information;check Bishop Museum for archaeological information, particularly for students in grades 9- 12.

RESTRICTIONS: Site not desirable to visit during rainy season--winter months, especially through February. Hiking to waterfalls requires rockhopping through and along stream--be particularly careful not to sprain ankles, etc.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required; write Mr. Hao. As this is a long day trip, bring food and any utensils needed to prepare it, also eating utensils.Wear long pants, long-sleeved shirt, shoes. Bring toilet paper. Check with Mk.DOlello and/or Mk. Dudoit re condition of trail to waterfalls. Bring first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331, 26 miles away

FEE: No

DA- 7 104 JNT 'Kir -MOLOKAI KALAMAIIIL-A KaCK,

.ocation Mid Molokai Facilities None Trade Level 4 . 12 Restrooms size, of Group Varies Drinking Water 4o. of Hours 1. Showers Transportation Charter Bus Or car Telephone resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication x ee No

.ONTACT:None needed Telephone: None

)AIDS /HOURS: Monday - Friday/8a.m.- 4 p.m.; suggest this site be visited just after limipa'a, so early in the day. ICTIVITIES: View the rock and surroundings in the light of the legendabout the rock, located at the mauka end ofa dirt road running N and S between Kahanu Ave. and ; turn on first dirt road to left, then turn right anddrive to end of road,

tESOURCES: Request bus company to supply resource person and/orcheck list of resource persons in Appendix Molokai-B. Check State Parks and Bishop Museum for publications and information.

tESTRICTIONS: No facilities at or near this site.

ACIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wearshoes--lots of thorns. Take drinking water and cups, first-aid kit; visit restrooms before and afterthe round trip as no facilities are available at or near the site.

MERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

EE: No

nA-9 105 unr mowN04, I(AU111LEAARATH4RINO PLAOM TO NOLO COUNCIL) CHURCR

Location E M010kAt Facilities Grade Level K . 12 Restrooms x (Kilohana School) Size of Group Vgricti Drinking Water 4o, of Hours varien Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker chock tour-bun company Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication lee No

:ONTACT:*Mr. John Iaea Telephone: 553-5141 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

)AYS/HOURS: Any day/8 a.m.- 4 p.m. kCTIVITIES: View the churchas an historic site; the area is nice as midpoint lunch stop of an all-daytour of E Molokai.

tESOURCES: Tour company and other resource persons (App. B). Check State Parks and Bishop Museum for historic-sites information.Non-Molokai schools may order lunches 4 -'6 weeks in adi/ance from: Principal, Kilohana School or Principal, Kaunakakai School Star Route, Ualapue, Molokai, HI 96748 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI95748

TSTRICTIONS: Check with Mr. Iaea (Molokai)or Hawaiian Mission Society (Honolulu).

PECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take drinkingwater, cups, lunch, and first-aid kit.

MERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

EE: No

Non-Molokai schools, contact Hawaiian Mission Society- Tel: 538-6267 or 537-2320 Kawaiahao Church Office, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815 WM MOLOKAI KAMAIO OR KANALOIOATHR DRY imAga

Location Maok4t Facilities None Grade Level K e14! Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No, of Hours Variem Showers Transportation Charter 5na, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Tour-hua company Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Charter tour company on Molokai (000 App.A) Telephone: tine App. A for various nomhorfl

DAYS /HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 a. m,- 3:30 p, m.

ACTIVITIES: View site for historic value and study how it relatedto people of, say 100 or 200 years ago, along with theSugar Mill, the Kamalo wharf, Chi Chow's, St. Joseph's Catholic Church, and KamaloCongregational Church.

RESOURCES: Tour company and other resourcepersona (see App B). Check State Parka and Bishop Museum re site information.

RESTRICTIONS: Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Prearrange with tour-bus company 4 to 6 weeks in advance. Wear shoes; take drinking water,cups, lunch, and first-aid kit. As thereare no restrooms, plan to visit restrooms before and aftervisiting this site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-13 107 DAY TRIP - MOLOKAT 1. KAMHAMPIA Vt a PRTVATI4 DATIANO MASA 2, KAtigHAMIA Vlo SNAP' OTATTONI 1, KAMA (near One AllIt Location W Molokot Focilitie$ None Grade Level 12 Restrooms Size of group V4Vt04 Drinking Water No, of Hours All by Showers Transportation chort4r Auo, flor Telephone Resources Cooking Guido Recreation Speaker Oont401] ohortor.huo Co, Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Foe No

CONTACT: Ohortormbuo company (nee App, A) Telephone: ;leo App, A for various nomborn

DAYS/HOURS: Chock with charter-bus company to cover as 4 day -long tour.

ACTIVITIES: Study legends in advance and examine altos with respect to their legends.

RESOURCES: Contact charter-bus company (App. A). Check with State Parks and Bishop Museum for publications.

RESTRICTIONS: Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take drinking water, cups, lunch, and first-aid kit. Plan restroom stops at One Ali'i Park before and after visiting these sites.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE:

DA-15 DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI KAPUAIWA COCONUT GROVE (MYSTERIOUS TABOO) (E of Kalamalula Rock)

Location Mid-Molokai Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Charter Bus or Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mr. Alex Bishaw, Manager Telephone: 567-6104 Hawaiian Homes Lands, Hoolehua, Molokai, HI 95729

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 4 p.m.; visit after Kalama'ula Rock.

ACTIVITIES: Explore the 10 acres of coconut trees planted for Kamehameha V. Also view other historic sites nearby: Kanaka Mahi'ai (Farmers' Spring) 30 paces S of warrior sign; Community Bath Spring, on pipeline 40 paces SW of Kanaka Mahi'ai; Drinking Water Spring at end of pipeline; and Kitchen-Sink Spring, 15-20 ft offshore, SE of dirt road leading to beach.

RESOURCES: Contact tour bus company for resource persons; also check list of resource persons in App. B. Check State Parks and Bishop Museum for publications (e.g., Summers' report on Molokai).

RESTRICTIONS:Be careful of falling coconuts. No restrooms, drinking water, or phone available.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit is required. Wear shoes; take drinking water and cups, also first-aid kit. Visit restrooms before starting trip, as no facilities are available at or near the site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-17109 DAY TRIP - MOLOKAI KAUNAKAKAI (OLD NAME, KAUNAKAHAKAI: BEACH LANDING )

Location Mid - Molokai Facilities None Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant x Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Mr. Aka Hodgins, Manager Telephone: 553-5115 Molokai Ranch, Ltd. (8 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.) Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI96748

DAY'S /HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Learn legend and examine the site in the light of the legend; view after visiting Olo'olo. Site has 2 parts: a) Kamehameha's home, Malama (Light), and b) Kala'iakamanu (Peace by the birds), on the beach near the pier, where the canoe shack is located.

RESOURCES: Tour-bus driver and Dorothea Curtis(558-8284); Bishop Museum and State Parks reports.

RESTRICTIONS: Permission required at least 3 weeks in advance. Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take drinking water, cups, and first-aid kit. Plan restroom stops before and after visiting the site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance:Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-19 DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI KIOWEA PARK

Location Mid-Molokai Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers x Transportation Charter Bus or Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (outdoor grills) Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Mr. Alex Bishaw, Manager Telephone: 567-6104 Hawaiian Howe Lands, Hoolehua, Molokai, HI 96729

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View spring, site of legend, in park. Visit after viewing Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove, W of park.

RESOURCES: Check App. B for list of resource persons; obtain publication from Mr. Bishaw. Check State Parks and Bishop Museum for publications.

RESTRICTIONS: Obtain permit from Mr. Bishaw.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: ' 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities:Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No DAY TRIP - MOLOKAI LANIKAULA KUKUI GROVE (Top of Puu 0 Hoku Ranch)

Location E Molokai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Contact Tour Bus Co. Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

558-8188 CONTACT:Mr. De Mello, Foreman Telephone: Puu 0 Hoku Ranch, Star Route or -8295 Puu 0 Hoku, Molokai, HI 96748

DAYS /HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 6 p.m.

ACTIVITIES:Hike around this historic site; discuss the story of theprophet Lanikaula associated with this r4,-.P; view nearby mountainsand grasslands.

Check State RESOURCES:Tour-bus company and list of resource persons (App.B). Parks and Bishop Museum for historic site information.

RESTRICTIONS:Note no restrooms or drinking water.

As there are no restrooms, SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Obtain permit from Puu 0 Hoku Ranch. plan ahead for a restroom stop before visiting this site. Wear shoes; bring drinking water, cups, lunch, and first-aid kit. Respect this land and the people who once lived here; do not take souvenirsfrom this site. As there are no restrooms, plan to visit restroomsbefore and after visiting this site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai GeneralHospital, 553-5331, 26 miles away

FEE: No

DA-23 DAY TRIP - MOLOKAI MAURICE DUDOIT'S POINT (20 miles E of Kaunakdkai)

Location E Molokai Facilities 1 Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Check with charter-bus Parking x Consultant company Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: None necessary Telephone: None

DAYS/HOURS:Any day/daylight hours; good picnic-lunch stop

ACTIVITIES: View the Islands of Maui and Lanai; gather shells; picnic; part of all-day tour of E Molokai; good site for lunch stop

RESOURCES: Tour bus company and other resource persons (App.B).

RESTRICTIONS: Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take drinking water, cups, lunch, and first-aid kit. As there are no restrooms, plan to visit restroomsbefore and after visiting this site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-25 112 DAY TRIP -minoKAI MOLOKAI POULTRY FARM

Location W Molokai Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

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CONTACT: Mrs. Rita Diorec, Molokai Poultry Farm Telephone: 553-5511 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI96748 (8 - 10 a.m.)

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 - 10 a/m.

ACTIVITIES: View layers in cages; observe feeding habits, cleaning, washing, and packing procedures. Combine this site with visit to Akea Onion Farm for grades K - 3, West Animal Reserve and onion farm for grades 3 - 12.

RESOURCES: Mrs. Rita Diorec, guide

RESTRICTIONS: Restrooms and telephone are basically for farm personnel; visitors must request permission to use. Note, no drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make arrangements 4 to 6 weeks in advance. Wery- Ahoes. Take first-aid kit, drinking water, cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 553-5511 Police: 553-5355 First Aid:None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities:Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

114 DA-27 DAY TRIP - MOLOKAI OLOIOLO (TO HANG LOOSE AND LOW) ROCK (near Kaunakakai)

Location Mid - Molokai Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 30 - 60 Drinking Water No. of Hours Varies Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide )Check bus co. and Recreation Speaker App. B Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mrs. Josephine Wilson, Owner Telephone: 553-5520 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Learn legend and examine the site in the light of its legend; visit after Kiowea Park.

RESOURCES: Contact tour bus company and check App. B for resourcepersons. Check State Parks and Bishop Museum for publications on site.

RESTRICTIONS: Permission required at least 3 weeks in advance. Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take drinking water and cups, and first-aid kit. Plan on restroom stops before and after visiting the site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-29 115 DAY TRIP - MOLOKAI ONE ALI'I PARK (3 miles I of Kaunakakai)

Location W Molokai Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 200 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers (cold) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone (public) Resources Cooking (cooking pits) Guide Available for fee and Recreation (large grassy area,beach) Speaker by prearrangement Parking Consultant Meeting Room (by reservation) Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Mr.Louis Hao, Admin. Asst. to Moyer Crays:Lb° Telephone: 553-5323 Molokai Multi Service Center (8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.) Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Crab; fish; learn Hawaiian crafts, music; play games; picnic; studyold Hawaiian fishpond

RESOURCES: Tour-bus drivers, Pilipo Solatorio, John Apuna for a fee and by prt,tarrangement (see App. B).

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required 3 weeks in advance to reservemeeting areas. Bring hiking shoes, picnic food, first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331 Molokai Clinic, 553-5353

FEE: No COMMENTS: The outline of an old fishpond, one of Molokai's principal resources in ancient Hawaiian times, is visible; studentscould study about fishponds before trip. DA-31 116 DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI PUU KAPE'ELUA (CATERPILLAR HILL)

Location NMolokai Facilities None Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker x Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Mr. William K. Davis Telephone: 567-6457 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints or 567-6092 Hoolehua, Molokai96729

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 12 noon

ACTIVITIES: Explore this hill of legend as part of a visit to Palaau Park, Kalaupapa Lookout, Wai'ale'ale, and Kanakaloloa. Site is on Rte 481 between Moomomi and Farrington Avenues.

RESOURCES: Mr. John Apuna, Mrs. Mary Lee (See App. B); Summers' Bishop Museum report on Molokai.

RESTRICTIONS:No drinking water or restrooms at site but are at Palaau Park.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Permit required; request at least 4 weeks in advance. Bring water, cups, walking shoes, first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES:, Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance:call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-33 117 DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI UMIPA' A !CLASP TIGHTLY)

Location 2.5 mi. w of Kaunakakai Facilities None Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation Charter Bus or Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: None necessary Telephone:None

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: As part of a day-long trip, view this site where Kariehameha V stood facing north and, clasping his fist tightly, claimed all the land his.

RESOURCES: Request bus company to supply resource person and/or check list of resource persons in App. B. Check State Parks and Bishop Museum for publications and information.

RESTRICTIONS: No restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take drinking water and cups, first-aid kit; wear shoes.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-35 DAY TRIP - MOLOKAI WAV ALE' ALE

Location NW Molokai Facilities 4 - 12 Grade Level Restrooms ) (at Palaau Park) Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation Charter bus& walk Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (along new highway) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mr. Phillip Akiona, Supervisor Telephone: 553-5857 Board of Water Supply, County of Maui (7 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.) P. 0. Box 756, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/7:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Hike; include as part of trip covering Palaau Park, Kalaupapa Lookout, Puu Kape'elua, and Kanakaloloa.

RESOURCES: Request what charter bus company has in the way of resource persons.

RESTRICTIONS: Slippery when rainy

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Request permit 4 to 6 weeks in advance; take first-aid kit; wear shoes for hiking, and a light jacket.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid:None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: None Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-37 4 4 DAY TRIP -MOLOKAI WEST END ANIMAL RESERVE

Location N Molokai Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x (nearby school) Size of Group 30 Drinking Water No. of Hours 3- 3: Showers Transportation Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x (bus) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mr. Aka Hodgins, Manager Molokai Ranch Ltd. Telephone: 553-5115 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: View wild animals in their natural habitat; observe their dietary habits; note sizes, colors, weights, type of fur, etc.

RESOURCES: Guide supplied by Molokai Ranch.

RESTRICTIONS:Do not visit when weather is rainy. No restroom or phone.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Request permission to visit 4 to 6 weeks in advance; Mr. Hodgins will determine how many the Ranch guide can handle. Take first-aid kit, water and cups. Wear shoes. Use of Maunaloa School restrooms may be requested before and/or after tour; write in advance.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 553-5355 First Aid: None Ambulance: Call hospital Services: Emergency radio in guide's car Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331

FEE: No

DA-39 120 THE ISLAND OF MOLOKAI OVERNIGHT CAMPSITES )VERNIGHT TRIP- MOLOKAI DEL MONTE PARK (3 miles W of Kaunakakai) .ocation w Molokai Facilities grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x ;ize of Group Up to 200 Drinking Water x lo. of Days 2 Showers x 'ransportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone tesources Cooking x (outdoor barbecue) Guide Bedding Speaker )SeeApp.B Recreation x (large grassy area) Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x 'ee No Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (tents)

ONTACT: Mr. George Tamura, Personnel Manager Telephone: 567-6121 Del Monte Company, Kualapuu, Molokai, HI 96757 (8 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.)

AYS: Monday - Friday

CTIVITIES: Study seashore; learn Hawaiian crafts; use as base camp to visitother sites.

ESOURCES: Pilipo Solatorio, John Apuna, DorotheaCurtiss--all for a fee.

ESTRICTIONS: Inquire of Mr. Tamura.

'ECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Request reservation 4- 6 weeks in advance. Bring tents, bedding; cooking unit and fuel, food,cooking and eating utensils; personal items including hiking shoes, lightjacket, toilet paper, etc; flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car at camp foremergency use.

4ERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None(public phoneat One Ali'i Park) Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 553-5355 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Molokai GeneralHospital, 553-5331 Ambulance: 553-5331 Molokai Clinic, 553-5353 Medical: 553-5331 or 553-5353 E: None

DB-3 122 OVERNIGHT TRIP - MOLOKAI HALAWA VALLEY

Location E Molokai Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x (bring toilet paper) Size of Group loo Drinking Water x

No. of Days 2 Showers ti Transportation Charter Bus, car Telephone Resources Cooking x

Guide , Contact Charter Bedding Speaker Bus Company Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (along road) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Mr. Fred DeMello, Foreman Telephone: 558-8188 Puu 0 Hoku Ranch, Star Route or -8295 Molokai, HI96748

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hike to twin falls at head of valley; study plant life; view archaeological remains of taro patches, house sites, walls, etc.

RESOURCES: Charter-bus company and list of resource persons (especially Mr. Dudoit) in App. B. Check State Parks re historic sites information; check Bishop Museum for archaeological information, particularly for students in grades 9 - 12.

RESTRICTIONS: Site undesirable during rainy winter months. Hiking to waterfalls requires rockhopping--be careful not to sprain ankles, etc. Check with bus company re concr.tion of road into valley just before trip; check with Mr. Dudoit or Mr. DeMello re condition of trail to falls. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Permit required; write Mr. DeMello. Bring tents, bedding; food, cooking units and fuel, cooking and eating utensils; personal items, including long pants, long-sleeved shirt, shoes, toilet paper; first-aid kit; flashlight; hose for pipe hook-up for shower. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 553-5355 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities: Molokai General Hospital, Ambulance: 553-5331 26 miles away, 553-5331 Medical: 553-5331

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP -MOLOKAI ONE ALI'I PARK (3 miles E of Kaunakakai)

Location W Molokai Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 200 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 Showers x (cold) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (public) Resources Cooking x (cooking pits) Guide Available for fee Bedding Speaker and by prearrangement Recreation x (large grassy area, beacl Consultant I} Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x (by reservation) Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT:Mr. Louis Hao, Admin. Asst. to Mayor Cravalho Telephone: 553-5323 Molokai Multi Service Center (8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.) Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Study night sky; crab, torch-fish; learn Hawaiian crafts, music,games

RESOURCES: Tour-bus drivers, Pilipo Solatorio, John Apuna, fora fee and by prearrangement (see App. B). Mr Apuno also provides catered dinners by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Available on weekdays/nights only

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Permit required 4 - 6 weeks in advance for camping, 3 weeks in advance for meeting areas. Bring tents, bedding, cooking units and fuel, cooking and eating utensils, food; personal items including hiking shoes, lightjackets, toilet paper, etc.; flashlight, first-aid kit.Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 553-5355 None Services: Fire: Call police Medical Facilities:Molokai General Hospital, 553-5331 Ambulance: 553-5331 MolokaiClinic, 553-5353 Medical: 553-5331

FEE: Yes, but request Waiver of Charge for schoolgroup for camping. OVERNIGHT TRIP -MOLOKAI PALAAU PARK (end of Route 47)

Location W Molokai Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 100 Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation Charter Bus Telephone Resources Cooking x (outdoor grills) Guide x Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking Fee No Meeting Room x (pavilion) Cabin/Tent x (tents) **

CONTACT: Mr. Scott Adams, State Parks Caretaker Telephone: 553-5415 Dept. of Land and Natural Resources 7 - 8 a.m. Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI95743

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Camp, hike, picnic; large grassedarea for games.

RESOURCES: Mr. Pilipo Solatorio (see App. A); inquire of charter-buscompany re other resource persons.

RESTRICTIONS:Some areas are dry and windy; be careful of fires.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required. Permission needed to use pavilion for 15 or more persons. Take tents, bedding, cooking and eating utensils, shoes, light jacket; game equipment; personal items, including first-aid kit; flashlight.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 553-5355 Services: None Fire: Call police Medical Facilities:Molokai. General Hospital, 553-5331 Ambulance:553-5331 Medical: 553-5331

FEE: None THE ISLAND OFOAHU

The travel brochure phrase for Oahu, "A unique island with a great variety of wonderful places to visit," is taken very seriously by environ- mentalists and other scientists familiar with natural history around the world. This island possesses--in land forms alone--outstanding volcanic craters; spectacular cliffs above which hang-gliders have set.world records; road cuts revealing masses of volcanic dikes thrust upward; hillsides composed of giant volcanic-mud flows and other hills of volcanic ash with fossils; many kinds of rocky shorelines, some with unusual wave - scviptured beach rock; emerged reefs with easily found fossil seashells; muJdy seashores at which seabirds are reliably available for birdwatch- ing; easily accessible, verdant mountain terrain from which gorgeous vistas unfold; semi-wilderness drylands bordering isolated shorelines for those who prefer escape into nature; tropical rainforests offering similar retreat; beautiful bays and reef flats, some ideal for tidepooling; a giant sea cave, and smaller caves with petroglyphs; a fountaining blowhole; plus many other natural areas of scenic splendor.

In addition, numerous events of our colorful Hawaiian history have occurred at many other sites convenient to visit, such as the USS Arizona Memorial and the Iolani Palace grounds. Modern attractions include the Polynesian Cultural Center, Sea Life Park, Paradise Park, and many other stimulating places to visit.

Many of these ideal sites for field-tripping are close enough to each other that a teacher can easily arrange a schedule with great variety within a single day. For instance, an early morning visit to the Waikiki Aquarium, which provides an interesting lecture and fascinating visual experience for youngsters, can be followed by a nature walk along Diamond Head Beach, which involves about an hour's physical activity, allowing a release of pent-up energy. Or a field trip can start at the Diamond Head Beach Park, which also includes handling of tidepool crea- tures, and terminate with a visit to the Kuliouou Beach Park/Paiko La- goon area, where the students can take the rare opportunity to study seabirds, or simply play on the playground swings and grassy fields there. Some large field-trip sites--such as Kualoa Beach Park, Camp Harold Erdman, or the new Girl Scout Camp at Poamoho--offer programs with a variety of activities.

In terms of an interesting variety of places to visit, therefore, and the convenience possible for seeing them, Oahu is probably unmatched anywhere else in the world--the island is a field-tripper's delight. OUTDOOR EDUCATION SITES - OAHU

Site Name Location Grade Size of Day Trip Overnight Facilities Transpor- Resources Level Group No. of Trip tation -, -- Hours No. of w`m $.. 0 4., a) ..... Days m >, To 0 -X 4-. C m o 4., 0 M C 0 al 0 a-. 02 W M., Ca. 4-, 4-. Min D T.;.'-' 01 01 t 1.1 I. Lri r.- 113 o .5 ac En 113 I. (L1 02 w ,.. 7 U OJ 0.3 . . 4-, CU IA 1-- L. ..te O. ,- - 4-. n r 1 4.-11 C 2 Oj ...V '0 L. U-V 4-...... >,L. ..V '0 Cr.- VI r-0r-0 -o U ai I. C) C 4-1 ra I.,-..r. 0.0 & 0. -51 ifij- 11f3 I' cd LTJ A!kielZ.:-5333(-)2

Moana Park Honolulu K-12 30 1- 4 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 41a Tower Honolulu K-12 30 1 - 2 x x x x x x x x x ip Kualoa Windward 4-12 250-350 All day x x x x x x x x x x x x x ip Olomana Windward 4-12 30- 60 All day x x x x x x x x x x x x x mond Head Beach Honolulu K-12 50 2- 3 rk x x x x

Is of Clyde Honolulu 4-12 60 2 x x x x x x x x x ter Botanic Honolulu K-12 rden 60 1- 2 x x x x x x x x x eiwa Beach Park N Shore K-12 100 All day x x x x x x x x x x ula Loop Trail Windward 4-12 - All day x x x x x x x x x x aiiana Center Honolulu 3-12 50 2 x x x x x x x x x es K.K. Look Honolulu 11-12 20 2 bora tory x x x x x x x x nd Point W Oahu 9-12 30 4 X X x ana Valley Windward 4-12 - All day x x x x x x x x x x iolani Beach ParkHonolulu K-12 - All day x x x x X X X X X X X po Beach Park E Oahu 4-12 50 All day Only at neighboring facilities x x x aii-Kui SE Oahu K-12 100 2- 3 x x x x x x x au Beach Park Waianae K-12 50 4+ x x x x x x x x x iwa Heiau Central 4-12 - All day x x x x x x x x x hi Lagoon Beach Honolulu K-12 - 2 rk x x x x x x x ee Beach Park Honolulu 3-12 30 2 None--undeveloped yet x x x x o Head Sandy E Oahu 7-12 30 ach Park 2- 3 x x x x x x x x iouou Beach Park Honolulu K-12 50 x x x x x x x x le Beach Park W Oahu K-12 50 4 x x x x X X X x apu'u Beach Park E Oahu 7-12 30 4 x x x x x x x oa Cliff Trail Honolulu 7-12 - All day x x x x oa Falls Honolulu 4-12 - All day x x x x nalua Valley Central 4-12 - All day x x x x x x x x x x uleia Beach Park N Shore 4-12 50 4 x x x x x x x x

Laau Arboretum Honolulu 4-12 45 1- 2 x X X X X rl Harbor Sub Pearl H K-12 50 2- 3 x x x x x x x x x se ai Bay Beach ParkWaianae K-12 200 2 x x x x x X x x x x ukea Beach Park N Shore K-12 50 2 x x x x x x x x x x x x

Ohia (Tantalus) Honolulu 6-12 - All day x x x x

Ualakaa Honolulu 1-12 Varies x x x x x x x x d Island Honolulu 4-12 50 1 - 2 x x x x x

Arizona MemorialPearl H 2-12 50 2- 3 x x x x x x x x hila Ridge Honolulu 6-12 - All day x x x x x x x x iawa Botanic Central K-12 75 1 x x x x x x x rden kiki Aquarium Honolulu K-12 60 1- 2 x x x x x X x x x x

1 manalo Beach ParkWaimanalo K-12 - 2- 3 x x x x x x x x Ix x x manalo Limestone Waimanalo 4-12 50 1 x x x x x x arry mea Falls Park N Shore 1-12 - All day x x x x x x ix x x x x OUTDOOR EDUCATION SITES - OAHU (continued)

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Bellows Field Beach Windward K-12 100 2 x x x x x t x x x Park Camp Harold Randolph N Shore 3-12 200 3 x x x x x x x x x x c x x x x Erdman Camp Hau'ula Windward K-12 105 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x x x Camp Homelani N Shore 4-12 90 - x x x x x x x x x c x x

Camp Kailani Windward K-12 110 - x x x x x x x x x x t x x x x

Camp Kokokahi Windward 4-12 150 - x x x x x x x x x x c x x x x x Camp Kualoa Windward4-12 250-350 3 x x x x x x x x t x x x x x Camp Mokuleia N Shore 4-12 50-100 3-5 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x x Camp Olomana Windward 4-12 30- 60 - x x x x x x x x x c x x x

Camp Palama Uka N Shore 4-12 60 - x x x x x x x x x c/t x x x

Camp Paumalu N Shore 3-12 100-120 3 x x x x x x x x x c x x x x x x x Camp Pupukea N Shore 6-12 400 - xxxxxxxxxxc/t x

Camp Puu-Kahea Leeward 1-12 210 - x x x x x x x x x c/t x x x x Haleiwa-Ali'i Beach N Shore K-12 100 2 x x x x x x x x t x x x x Park Haleiwa Beach Park N Shore K-12 100 2 x x x x x x t x x x x Hanauma Bay SE Oahu 3-12 50 2 x x x x x x t x x x x Kaiona Beach Park WaimanaloK-12 50 2 x x x x t x x x Keaau Beach Park Waianae K-12 Open 2 x x x x t x x x x

Keaiwa Heiau Central 6-12 Varies - xxxxx x x t x x x x Mokuleia Beach Park W Oahu 4-12 50 2 x x x x x x t x x Waimanalo Beach ParkWaimanaloK-12 Open 2 x x x x x x x t x x x

FOOTNOTES: * Site also listed in Educational Field Trips in Hawaii folder. - Group size and no. of hours of visit or no. of days onovernight trips vary. Consult c7nItacL person or site. E-2

BEST COPY AVAILABLE THE ISLAND OF OAHU ONE-DAY VISITATION SITES

EA-1 DAY TRIP -OAHU ALA MOANA PARK (Including Magic Island)

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 6 - 30 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 4 Showers Transportation City/Charter BUB, Car, Telephone Resources Walk Cooking x (by reservation) Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x (street, lot) Consultant Meeting Room x (by reservation) Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Alika Neves, Ocean Recreation Instructor Telephone: 524-1400 Dept. of Parks and Recreation, McCoy Pavilion 1201 Ala Moana Blvd., HonolUlu, HI96814

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike, reef walk, swim, snorkel, surf, fish, canoe; take surf-vival training (10 years old and up); learn beach emergencycare and life saving; study arts and crafts;'play grass sports.

RESOURCES: Ms. Neves and staff

RESTRICTIONS: Rocks in sand underwater at a few points; oleander and be-still (false oleander) plants are poisonous.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Reservations for kitchen and meeting room must be made at least 2 weeks in advance; number of students that can be accommodated depends on the activities desired.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; office, 524-1400 Police: 911 First Aid:Kit in office Ambulance: 911 Services: Alika Neves and Staff; lifeguard Medical Facilities: Kaiser Hospital, 949-5811 1697 Ala Moana Blvd.

FEE: None

EA-3 10 DAY TRIP -dmiu ALOHA TOWER - OBSERVATION POINT

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 30 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (public) Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x (metered, Pier 5) Consultant Meeting Room x Publication Fee Avo

CONTACT: Mr. Francis Kauka, Harbor Operation Supervisor Telephone: 548-4134 State Dept. of Transportation (also Mr. Townsend and P. O. Box 397, Honolulu, HI 96809 Mr. Scharsch)

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/8 a.m.- 9 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Observe harbor activities; ideal in conjunction with visit to Falls of Clyde at Pier 5 (see that listing)

RESOURCES: None

RES1RICT1ONS: Limit of 10 to 12 youngsters and 1 adult in elevator each ride--busy hours between 10 a.m. and noon, as tourists arrive about then and elevator is crowded.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Prearrange visit, and guide if desired, at least 48 hours in advance, especially for meeting room; wear shoes; take first-aid kit, and binoculars if not too much walking.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; office, 548-2359 Police: 911 First Aid:None Ambulance: 911 Services: Harbor Police Medical Facilities:Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011 Punchbowl at Beretania

FEE: None

EA-5 DAY TRIP OAHU CAMP KU/LOA (near Kualoa Regional Park)

Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 250-350 Drinking Water x No. of Hours All day Showers x (hot, cold) Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (limited) Guide Recreation x (bring equipment) Speaker Parking x Consultant x Meeting Room Publication Fee No

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CONTACT:Helene Uyemura, Clerk Telephone: 237-8289 Kualoa Park Office or -8319 7:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/Daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Canoe; hike; play volleyball and Hawaiian games; study Hawaiian fishpond, archaeology sites.

RESOURCES: Hawaiiana and ocean specialists available by prearrangement; 4 miles of trail of rating 1.

RESTRICTIONS:No climbing or throwing stones in fish pond.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Permit required; check in at Park Office on arriving; take shoes, lunch, recreation equipment, first-aid kit. Recommended ratio of 1 adult per 10 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 237-8289 or -8319 Police: 911 First Aid: Kit in office Ambulance: 911 Services: Staff available Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841

FEE:None

EA-7 122 DAY TRIP - 0011.1 CAMP OLOMAN/

Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 30 - 60 Drinking Water No, of Hours All day Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant x Meeting Room Publication x Fee Yes

CONTACT: Mr. Fred or Mrs. Mary Jane Jones,owners Telephone: 395-2929 41-1100 Waikupanaha, Waimanalo, HI96795 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Take horseback-riding instruction, ride trails; hikeup to 10 miles of trails having ratings of 0- 1; study birds and animals; sing and talk-story around campfire; learn sandcasting; play along stream.

RESOURCES: Brochures, guides, staff, and cowboys are available.

RESTRICTIONS: No cutting of trees or other flora.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Reservation required; take lunch, wear shoes; recommended ratio of 1 adult/10 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 259-9441 Police: 911 First Aid: Kit in office Ambulance: 911 Services: Arrangements can be made Medical Facilities:castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841

FEE:Varies/activity: $1/person package - hiking only with guide $2/person package - short horse ride, swimming, hiking

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1o DAY TRIP -OABU MAMMA BEACU PARK (including Kni.lui Cliffs)

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (10 - 15 carp) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: City Parka and Recreation Dept. Telephone: 923-4631 Honolulu

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Study tidepool life at low tide; hike fig -milesto Black Point; walk below Kuilei Cliffs studying geology, plants.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Unsuitable at high tide--visit only during low tide (minus, preferably) and low surf; numerous cone shells, dangerous to walkon, so wear shoes; avoid wet, slippery rocks; limited public access, only at Kulamanu Place. Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Wear shoes; take first-aid kit, drinking water, and cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Emergency, parking area, end of Beach Police: 911. First Aid: None Rd. Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Kaiser Hospital, 949-5811

FEE: None

EA-11 1 34 DAY TRIP -OAHU FALLS OF CLYDE

Location Honolulu, Pier 5 Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 60 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter nuts, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Violet Ku'ulei Ihara, Information Specialist Telephone: 521-1596 Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum or 845-6144 P.O. Box 6037, Honolulu, HI 96818 afternoon

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/10 a.m.- 5 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Explore restored 4-masted, cast-iron-hulled sailingvessel; view slide show on ship; combine with visit to Aloha Tower (seethat listing).

RESOURCES: Slide show on ship presented by staff.

RESTRICTIONS:Keep students within exhibit areas;no running on decks or up/dawn ladders; do not disturb other visitorsto the ship; no restrooms on ship.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Prearrange details of visit with Mrs. Ihara. Take lunch, shoes, first-aid kit. Visit restrooms at Aloha Tower before and after visiting site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 531-5439 Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011 1301 Punchbowl St.

FEE: None

EA1.3 DAY TRIP -OAHU FOSTNH BOTANIC GARLW

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K . 12 Restrooms Size of Group 60 Drinking Water No, of Hours 1 - 2 Showers Transportation C ity/CharLar OUH, CAL' Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

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CONTACT: Foster Botanic Gardens Business Office Telephone: 537-937. 50 N. Vineyard Blvd., Honolulu, HI 96817 or 533-3401

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Study local and exotic plants; take self-guidedor guided tours.

RESOURCES: Prearrangement can be made for guidedtours; brochure is available at entrance desk.

RESTRICTIONS:No picking of anything fromany tree or other plant; pickup of fallen leaves or blossoms from the ground is OK.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Take first-aid kit. If group larger than 75 is planned, other arrangements can be made, depending onages of students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 537-9373 Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: Office Medical Facilities:St. Francis Hospital, 547-6011 Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE:None

EA-15 136 DAY TRIP -OAHU HALEIWA BEACH PARK (62-449 Kam Hwy)

Location N Shore Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 100 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours All day Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant x Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Chuck Shipman, Coordinator for Ocean Recreation Telephone: 637-5051 66-167 Haleiwa Rd., Haleiwa, HI 96712

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Explore seashore area; hike around harborarea; play volleyball, basketball; surf-vival lessons can be arranged with Mr.Shipman in advance.

RESOURCES: Mr. Shipman; small snack stand may beopen.

RESTRICTIONS: Rocky shore

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: 911 First Aid:None Ambulance: 911 Services: Possible lifeguard Medical Facilities: Wahiawa GeneralHospital, 621-8411 123 Lehua (off Kalani), Wahiawa

FEE: None

EA-17 DAY TRIP -OAHU HAUULA LOOP TRAIL

Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

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CONTACT: State Dept. of Forestry Telephone: 548-5929 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI 96813 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Study bird and plant life, soil conservation;island topography; hike 2.5 mile-trail, two ways, of 0 rating; lunchat beach park.

RESOURCES:Forestry Trail Map, on whichresource people are listed.

RESTRICTIONS: Forestry trail rules; size ofgroup depends on age and hiking experience of students.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take shoes, drinking water andcups, first-aid kit; recommended ratio, 1 adult/10 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public,emergency Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Kahuku Community Hospital,293-9211

FEE: None

EA-19 1v8 DAY TRIP -OAHU HAWAIIANA CENTER (3187 Diamond Head Rd)

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room x Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Aina Keawe, Recreation Director Telephone: 923-8178 City Parks and Recreation Dept. Honolulu

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/8:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Study Hawaiiana handicrafts, lore, medicinal plants; explore reef; visit seashell museum; combine with visit to Na Laau Arboretum (see that listing).

RESOURCES: Guide provided.

RESTRICTIONS: Numerous cone shells, which are dangerous. No drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Wear shoes; take drinking water and cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 923-8173 Police: 911 First Aid: Kit in office Ambulance: 911 Services: Recreation Director Medical Facilities: Kaiser Hospital, 949-5811

FEE:None DAY TRIP -OAHU JAMES K.K. LOOK LABORATORY OF OCEANOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 11 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 5 - 20 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x (limited) Consultant Meeting Room x Publication Fee No

CONTACT: J.T. O'Brien, Director Telephone: 533-6412 811 Olomehani St., Honolulu, HI96813 or 638-3381 8 a. m. - 3 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/8 a.m.- 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Examine hydraulic-model facilities; listen to guide's explanations of equipment, experiments, etc.

RESOURCES: Guides provided.

RESTRICTIONS: Handling of instruments or use of equipment prohibited; all Lab safety regulations must be observed.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Appointment required at least 1 week before proposed trip; accident-release forms must be signed.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 533-6412 Police: 911

First Aid: Kit in office , Ambulance: 911 Services: Guide Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE: None DAY TRIP - OAHU KAENA POINT

Location W Oahu Facilities None--undeveloped area Grade Level 9 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 30 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 4 hours, approx. Showers Transportation Car, Walk Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreatign Speaker Parking ' Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Div. of State Parks Telephone: 548-7455 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI 96813 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike 3 miles (1 way)to Keene Pt; study ecology of extreme west end of island; explore places of legendary interestto Hawaiians; study endemic plants, beach rock formations.

RESOURCES: State Parks and Bishop Museum publications about archaeologicalsites in this area.

RESTRICTIONS: Do notremove plants or rocks, or damage plants; stay off steep cliffs. Cars driving to end of Kaena Pt. road must have 4-wheeldrive. Note no restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Students should be in good physicalcondition; take water, cups, lunch; wear appropriate footgear; know safety rules for rocky shores; take first-aid kit. Recommended ratio,1 adult/10 students. Park at end of paved portion of Kaena Point Road, in Mokuleia.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: call 911

FEE: None

EA-25 141 DAY TRIP - 0,41111 KAHANA VALLEY

Location Windward Oahu Facilities At beach park only Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation City /Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (public) Resources Cooking x (outdoor) Guide Recreation Speaker x Parking x Consultant x Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:State Dept. of Land Management Telephone: 548-6460 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI 96813 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS: Monday - Friday/all day; 4.5-mile loop trail requires 4 hours.

ACTIVITIES: Take nature walk, study plants, birds, insects, fish, and prawns; study stream life, geology; hike 10 miles of trails, of rating 1.

RESOURCES:Culture and Education Committee, Hui 0 Kanani 0 Kahana, P.O. Box 680, Kaaawa, HI 96730, phone 237-8540: 9 - 11 a.m., M W F, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. T Th. Map of valley available at Dept. of Land Management.

.RESTRICTIONS: Slippery rocks, some steep sides; follow Forestry trail rules.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required; take shoes, drinking water, cups, lunch, first-aid kit; size of group depends on experience of hikers and number of adults.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Police: 911 First Aid:None Ambulance: 911 Services: Residents of the valley Medical Facilities:Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841

FEE: None DAY TRIP -OAHU KAPIOLANI BEACH PARK (including Queen's Surf).

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Open--83 acres Drinking Water x No. of Hours 3 - 4 or all day Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car, Telephone x Resources Walk Cooking Guide x Recreation x Speaker Parking x (street) Consultant x Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Toni Robinson, Coordinator, c/o Kapiolani Bandstand Telephone: 922-5317 Dept. of Parks and Recreation 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Visit zoo, aquarium, rose garden, natatorium, Queen's Surf and San Souci beaches; play tennis and grass-area sports; night-torching behind aquarium; fly kites; playa, concerts; take surf-vival training; picnic.

RESOURCES: Toni Robinson, Nee above; guides at aquarium; lifeguards.

RESTRICTIONS: Natatorium too deep for non-swimmers.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If surf-vival lessons desired, make arrangements 1 week in advance; wear appropriate footgear and clothing for activities planned; take first-aid kit, lunch.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 922-5317; emergency Police: 911 First Aid: Lifeguards may have Ambulance: 911 Services: Lifeguards; guides at aquarium and zoo Medical Facilities: Kaiser Foundation Hospital, 949-5811 1697 Ala Hoene Blvd.

FEE: None

EA-29 DAY TRIP -oABu KAUPO BEACH PARK (41-401 Kalanianaoli Hwy)

Location E Oahu Facilities Only nearby Makapu'u Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Beach Park and Sea Life Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water Park No. of Hours 4 to all day Showers Transportation City / Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Permit Section, Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Study tidepool and seashore plants; review geology;watch hang gliders land.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS:No swimming; avoid slippery rocks at end of lavaflows and high ledges at nearby Makapu'u Beach Park. No rest000ms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Appropriate footgear; first-aid kit; drinkingwater, cups,

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Niu Valley Clinic (to5 p.m.) Niu Valley Shopping Center

FEE: None DAY TRIP - OAHU KAWAII-KUT (5475 Kalanianaoli Hwy)

Location SE Oahu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 100 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours Part of all-day tour Showers Transportation City, Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation x (grassy area) Speaker Parking x (33 stalls) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Permit Section, Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Explore seashore; picnic (campfire ringavailable).; use as stopover on way to other sites.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS:Rocky shore

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit; wear shoes.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Niu Valley Clinic (to 5 p.m.) Niu Valley Shopping Center

FEE: None

EA-33 1(7 5 DAY TRIP -OAHU KEAAU BEACH PARK (83-431 Farrington Hwy)

Location Waianae Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 to all day Showers x Transportation City/ Charter Bus, Car, Telephone Resources Walk Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (55 stalls) Consultant x Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Tek Yoon, Recreation Director Telephone: 697-4766 Dept. of Parks and Recreation (at Pokai Bay Beach Park) 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily (also overnight, which see)/daylighthours

ACTIVITIES: Visit Makua Cave;see lava-tube holes in hillside; explore tidepools low tide. at

RESOURCES: Tek Yoon, 697-4766

RESTRICTIONS: Steep ledges along shore; double-checkshore break.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear adequate footgear;take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office (PokaiBay), 697-4766 Police: 911 First Aid:None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities:Leeward Hospital, 488-8431 Aiea

FEE:None

EA-35 DAY TRIP -OAHU KEAIWA HEIM (AIEA LOOP)

Location Central Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No. of Hours All-day Showers x (cold) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (public) Resources Cooking x (outdoor) Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Div. of State Parks Telephone: 548-7455 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI96813 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

DAYS /HOURS: Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Take nature hike along 4.5-mile loop trail (ofrating 1) and study plants and animals; examine medicinal heian. observeeffects of man, urbanization, and weather; map Oahu's topographyas seen from the trail; make ecology counts.

RESOURCES: Printed material, including Forestry Trail Map with listof resource people, available at State Parka; Custodian, RaymondSantana.

RESTRICTIONS:Steep ridges, can be muddy and slippery; follow ForestService trail rules.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required. Take shoes, drinking water, cups, first-aid kit. Size of group depends on age and hiking experience of studentsand number of adults--recommended ratio, 1 adult/15 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: Custodian, Raymond Santana Medical Facilities: Leeward Hospital,488-8431

FEE: None

EA-37

1 (4'17 NO' TRIP -OAHU KEEHI LAGOON BEACH PARK (465 Lagoon Dr.)

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Rest;sooms x Size of Group Openlarge area Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2--part of all-day trip Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (472 stalls) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

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CONTACT: Permit Section, Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Study shore life; picnic after visiting U.S.S. Arizona Memorial; play grass-field sports.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS:Not good for swimming; check condition of water before shore exploration for sharp edges on rocks or oyster shells, which cut easily; noisyarea.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes because of sharp rocks, shells; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011 Beretania and Punchbowl

FEE:No

EA-39 1 8 DAY TRIP -OAHU KOKEE BEACH PARK (158 Kokee P1.)

Location Honolulu Facilities None - undeveloped as yet Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 30 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car, Telephone Resources None Walk Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/only at hours of minus low tide and low surf

ACTIVITIES:Study tidepools (excellent at minus low tide), geology.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Plan visit only at low minus tide, low surf. Watch for poisonous seashore animals--e.g., wana (sea urchins), fireworms, cone shells; guide students down steep slope to shore; beware of slippery, algae-covered,orange- colored rock along upper shore; know all seashore safety and conservation rules. No restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear deck or tennis shoes with good tread, or reef tabi; take first-aid kit, drinking water, cups. Visit restrooms before and after visiting site.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities:Niu Valley Clinic (to 5 p.m.) Niu Valley Shopping Center

FEE: None

EA-41 19 DAY TRIP - OAHU KOKO HEAD SANDY BEACH PARK (Kalanianaole Hwy)

Location E Oahu Facilities Grade Level 7 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 30 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (public) Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (186 stalls) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Permit Section, Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Explore tidepools at minus low tide and low surf.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Safely accessible only during minus low tide and low surf, so check tide charts carefully before planning trip; know all safety rules re tidepoolinm- stay off wet rock; absolutely avoid Sandy Beach body-surfing area.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Appropriate footgear for walking on lava and/or coral; first-aid kit; stay'on left side of park, next to Queen's Beach. Recommended ratio, L adult/10 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; emergency Police: 911 First Aid:Lifeguard Ambulance: 911 Services: Lifeguard Medical Facilities:Niu Valley Clinic (to 5 p.m.) Niu Valley Shopping Center

FEE: None

EA-43 150 601 11. I INA v A.u.L.,Luuuu Dmftun r. (including Paiko Lagos

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car, Telephone Resources Walk Cooking Guide Recreation x (playground, swings) Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:PQrmit Section, Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4! 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Birdwatch (also from Paiko Peninsula--walk Summer St. to Kuliouou Rd and across mud flat at low tide); study tidal flat; ideal as lunch stopoveror rest in conjunction with visits to other nearby field-trip sites.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Comply with Wildlife Sanctuary Rules; remain out of lagoon waters behind row of yellow warning signs.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear appropriate footgear; plan visit during low tide and before April migration ,of sea birds for best advantage of site's features; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 9 First Aid:None Ambulance: 9 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011 Corner Punchbowl and Beretania

FEE: None

EA-45 1 r-7 4 amaun riv (87-021 Farrington ad:

Location W Oahu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 Showers x Transportation City / Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (68 stalls) Consultant x Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: TO( Yoon, Recreation Director Telephone: 697-47( City Parks and Recreation Dept. (at Pokai Bay Beach Part 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Study tidepools; look for puka shells; picnic.

RESOURCES: Mr. loon, 697-4766

RESTRICTIONS: Swimming dangerous during autumn and winter; slippery beach rockat water's edge.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear adequate footgear; take first-aidkit, lunch.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 697-4766 Police: 91 First Aid: None Ambulance: 91 Services: Lifeguard Medical Facilities: Leeward Hospital, 488-8431 98-1010 Haukapila Rd, Aiea

FEE: None

EA-47 152 (41-095 Kalanianaole Hw

Location E Oahu Facilities Grade Level 7 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 30 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (39 stalls) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT:Permit Section, Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-45 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Study tidepools on left side below parking area during minus low tide and low surf; walk along beach; study shoreline flora and fauna.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Follow safety rules for beach areas; study tidepools only during minus low tide and low surf.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Wear suitable footgear for tidepooling; take first-aid kit, lunch.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Emergency Police: 9: First Aid: See lifeguard Ambulance: 9: Services: Lifeguard Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841 640 Ulu Kahiki (Pali Hwy at Waimanalo Junction) Kailua

FEE: None

EA-49

1.t,33 Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 7 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking . Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (limited) Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Dept. of Forestry Telephone: 548-59'4' 1151 Punchbowl, Honolulu, HI96813 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.n

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike 2.5-mile trail (of rating 1); study bird and plant life,topography, and weather.

RESOURCES: Forestry Trail Map available from Dept. of Forestry.

RESTRICTIONS:Follow Forestry trail rules; detour Manoa Cliffs, whichare steep and dangerous, unless you have a small group of experienced hikers. Size of group should depend on age and hiking experience of students andnumber of adults; recommended ratio,1 adult/8 students. No drinking water or restrooms.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Get directions to trailhead from Forestry personnel. Take drinking water and cups, lunch, first-aid kit, and shoes.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 91 First Aid: None Ambulance: 91 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE: None

EA-51 154 Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group varies Drinking Water No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (limited) Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:State Div. of Forestry Telephone: 548-5 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI 96813 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p

DAYS/HOURS: Monday- Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Take nature hike (0.8-mile trail, rated 0), study plants and animals; explore stream; study meteorological aspects--temperature and humidity changes with time; study waterfalls if rainy; visit Paradise Park aviary.

RESOURCES: Forestry Trail Map, available from Div. of Forestry. Trail begins next to University of Hawaii artist complex, behind and above Paradise Park and Lyo Arboretum.

RESTRICTIONS:Follow Forestry trail rules; exercise caution as trail is slippery wh wet. No restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Size of group depends on age, hiking experience of students as number of adults; recommended ratio, 1 adult/10 students. If you plan to use Paradise Park parking facilities while hiking, make priorarrangements with Pa personnel. Take drinking water and cups, lunch, shoes, and first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: First Aid: None Ambulance: Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE: No

EA-53 Location Central Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 10 minimum Drinking Water No. of Hours 3-hr minimum Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Anna Howe, Director, or Han-ta Ferreira Telephone: 839-53 Moanalua Garden Foundation -65 1352 Pineapple P1., Honolulu, HI96819 or -71

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/9 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Take nature hike on 5-mile trail (of rating 0) and study Hawaiian and exotic plants and animals; leer; HawailLm history;map valley; observe env±ronmental impact of weather, conservation practices, etc.; playon mudslide

RESOURCES: Guide and teacher packet available through Moanalua Valley Association.

RESTRICTIONS Rules of Moanalun Valley Asgaciation for protection of boththe valley and the group. No drinking water or restrooms.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:sneakers, drinking water, cups, first-aid kit, jeansor other long pants suitable for mudslide; recommended ratio, 1 adult/15 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES:

Telephone: :Ione Police: 9: Flrst Aid: None Ambulance: 9: Services: Security guards with radios Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011 Leeward Hospital, 488-8431

FEE: None

EA-55 (bd-919 Kaena Point F

Location W Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 4 Showers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources None x (cooking stands & tab Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (68 stalls) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Permit Section, City Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-45 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI96813

DAYS/HOURS:Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Explore seashore; play sports on grassed field; picnic; good stopover after walk to Kaena Point.

RESOURCES: None

.RESTRICTIONS:Poor swimming, coral shelf interferes.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Appropriate footgear; take first-aid kit, lunch.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Emergency Police: 9 First Aid:None Ambulance: 9 Services: None Medical Facilities: Wahiawa General Hospital, 621-8411 128 Lehua, Wahiawa

FEE: None

EA-57, 157 kriecalel anu uLamonu neau

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 45 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 1- 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car, Telephone Resources None Walk Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (Makalei St.) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: State Parks Div. Telephone: 548-7 Honolulu

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Survey native plants (e.g., wiliwili) and some introduced plants (pencil tree); good to visit before Hawaiiana Center reef walk.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS:Note, no restrooms or drinking water. Be careful of thorns and poisonous sap in some plants; slippery surfaces and crumbly rock of hillside, especially on the return route.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Take first-aid kit, drinking water and cups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: First Aid:None Ambulance: Services: None Medical Facilities: Kaiser Hospital, phone 949-5811

FEE: None

EA-59 Location Pearl Harbor Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water No. of Hours 2- 3 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x (50 spaces) Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Public Affairs Officer Telephone: 471-06 Commander, 14th Naval District U.S. Navy, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu HI

DAYS/HOURS: Daily /8 a.m.- 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Tour U.S. Navy Submarine Base at Pearl Harborwith guide.

RESOURCES: Guide provided; brochures availableon request.

RESTRICTIONS: Use Makalapa Gate. Obey Navy rules for visitors and specific requests by guide.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Prearrange tour; wear shoes.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 471-0632 Police: 9] First Aid: Dispensary nearby Ambulance: 9] Services: Dispensary Medical Facilities:Dispensary

FEE: None

EA-61 159 Location Waianae Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 200 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide Recreation x Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: J. Tek Yoon, Recreation Director Telephone: 697-47 City Parks and Recreation Dept. 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Walk along shore; fish with poles; sand cast.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Sometimes polluted water; check before trip.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 697-4766 Police: 9 First Aid: Lifeguard stand Ambulance: 9 Services: Lifeguard Medical Facilities:Leeward Clinic, 488-8431 98-1010 Haukapila, Aiea

FEE: None

EA-63 1G0 Location North Shore Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (limited) Guide Recreation x Speaker Parking x (26 stalls) Consultant x Meeting Room x Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Recreation Director, Pupukea Beach Park Telephone: 638-72 City Parks and Recreation Dept. 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Walk along shore; explore tidepools.

RESOURCES: Will Koike, Recreation Director.

RESTRICTIONS: Visit only during low tide, low surf--consult Haleiwa-Alii Surf Center for surf report before field trip, (637-5051); generally poor swimming, sharp rocks; dangerous swimming in winter; limit activities to shore and tidepools at low tide.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take lunch or foods for limited cooking facilities Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 638-7213; emergency Police: 9 First Aid: See Director Ambulance: 9 Services: See Director Medical Facilities: Kahuku Community Hospital, phone 293-9221

FEE: None

EA-65. Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation Charter Bus/Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Dept. of Forestry Telephone: 548-5929 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI 96813 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike 2-mile trail (rated 0); study plant and bird life;map area; observe topography.

RESOURCES: Forestry Trail Map, available from Dept. of Forestry. Trail starts across road from intersection of Round Top and Tantalus Drives, where there isa large open area for parking.

RESTRICTIONS: Follow Forestry trail rules; know your trail well,as there are many trail crossings. No restrooms or drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Size of group depends on age, hiking experience of students, and number of adults; recommended ratio, 1 adult/10 students. Take shoes, drinking water and cups, lunch, first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities:Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE: None

EA-67 162 Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 1 - 12 Restrooms Size of Group varier Drinking Water No, of Hours vartop wtth Ago Showers Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (public) Resources Cooking Guide Recreation x (11mited) Speaker Parking Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Div, of State Parks Telephone: 548-7455 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, III 96313 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS: Monday- Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hikeshort trail (500 ft, rated 0); identify simple plants; study ecological and environmental aspects of area; short stopover for older students, or all-day activity for students in grades 1 through 3.

RESOURCES: Brochure and map available from Div. of State Parks.

RESTRICTIONS:Follow Dept. of Forestry rules.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required. Size of group depends on age, hiking experience of students, and number of adults. Wear shoes; take lunch (if all-day trip), first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE:None

EA-69 1C3 Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No, of Hours I. - 2 Showers Transportation Charter Bus, car Telephone Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Div, of State Parks Telephone: 548-745! Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: View harbor activity and city shoreline from unusual perspective;picnic.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Be careful of drop at edge of water, particularlynear old pier.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Wear shoes; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid:None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011 Beretania and Punchbowl

FEE: None

EA-71 1C4 DAY TRIP -°AMU U S S ARIZONA MEMORIAL

Location Pearl Harbor Facilities Grade Level 2- 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2-3 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Public Affairs Officer Telephone: 471-3901 U.S. Navy, Special Services Branch Box 20, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI 96818

DAYS/HOURS: Daily except Sunday/8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Tour Memorial, Pearl Harbor; start tour from Halawa Boat Landing, Pearl Harbor.

RESOURCES: Guide available.

RESTRICTIONS: No smoking.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make reservation for tour in advance. Wear shoes; take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Police: 911 First Aid: Take first-aid kit Ambulance: 911 Services: Navy ambulance, 5 minutes away Medical Facilities:Pearl Harbor Dispensary

FEE: None

EA-73 105 DAY TRIP -OAHU WAAHILA RIDGE (ST. LOUIS HEIGHTS)

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level 6- 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water No. of Hours All day Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking x (outdoor) Guide Recreation x (limited) Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT:Div. of State Perks Telephone: 548-7455 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI 96813 7:45 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS! Monday - Friday/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES:Hike 2-mile trail, rated 1; study plants and ,animals; observe environment; map Oahu's topography as seen from ridge; conduct ecology counts.

RESOURCES: Div. of Forestry Trail Map.

RESTRICTIONS:Follow Forestry trail rules; steep sides along trailcan be slippery. Si ?e of group should vary depending on age, hiking experience, andnumber of adults; recommended ratio,1 adult/10 students. No drinking water.

REQUIREMENTS: Permit required; take shoes, drinking water an4cups, lunch, first -aid kit; arrange for bus or cars to meet group at inter4clonof 3600 Alani Drive and 3600 Woodlawn Drive if starting from top ridge, or at Ruth Place on top of ridge if starting from valley end.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Queen's Medical Center, 538-9011

FEE: None

EA-75 DAY TRIP - OAHU WAHIAWA BOTANIC GARDEN.

Location Central Oahu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 75 Drinking Water x No. of Hours 0.5 - 1 Showers Transportation City /Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Wahiawa Botanical Gardens Telephone: 621-7321 1396 California Ave., Wahiawa, HI 96786 or message at 533-3406 7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS:Monday - Friday/7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Study bird and plant life.

RESOURCES: Brochures available on request; Mr. Bill Tsuhako, garden manager, available as guide by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS:No removing or breaking of plants; no games; stay on marked paths; no running through planted areas. Recommended ratio, 1 adult/15 students.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Guided tour and/or lunch in garden must be arranged ahead of time, or lunch is available at Wright field, about 500 yards away. Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 621-7321 Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: None Medical Facilities: Wahiawa General Hospital, 621-8411

FEE:None

EA-77 1C7 DAY TRIP -OAHU WAIKIKI AQUARIUM (Kapiolani Park)

Location Honolulu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 60 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Hours 1- 2 Showers Transportation City/ Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Recreation Speaker x Parking x(limited) Consultant x Meeting room x Publication x Fee No

CONTACT: Sarah Peck, Education Specialist Telephone: 923-4725 (or anyone in Education Section) 2777 Kalakaua Ave., Honolulu, HI96815

DAYS/HOURS: Tuesday - Friday/9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Observe fish and other marine animals; take guided tour; listen to lecture; watch seals and turtles being fed; consult Specialist re other activities. Convenient to visit in conjunction with trip to Kapiolani Park (see listing).

RESOURCES: Prearrange for guide, speaker, etc.; aquarium tour booklets available.

RESTRICTIONS: None

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Necessary to prearrange resource persons.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 923-4725 Police: 911 First Aid: Kit in office Ambulance: 911 Services: Lifeguards at Natatorium, short distance away Medical Facilities: Kaiser Foundation Hospital, 949-5811 1697 Ala Moana Blvd.

FEE: None

EA-79 1C8 DAY TRIP -OABU WAIMANALO BEACH PARK (41-741 Kalanianaole Hay)

Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Open Drinking Water x No. of Hours 2 - 3 Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, car Telephone x Resources None Cooking x Guide Recreation x Speaker Parking x (112 stalls) Consultant Meeting Room x Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Recreation Director Telephone: 259-9106 City Parks and Recreation Dept. 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Picnic; walk along shore; play grass sports; swim if conditions suitable.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Check for Portuguese Man-of-War on beach--do not swim if they are found.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take first-aid kit.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 259-9106 Police: 911 First Aid: See lifeguard Ambulance: 911 Services: Lifeguard Medical Facilities:Castle Memorial Hospital, phone 261-0841 640 Ulu Kahiki (Pali Hwy at Waimanalo Junction) Kailua

FEE: None

EA-81 1C9 DAY TRIP -OAHU T4AIMANALO LIMESTONE QUARRY (41-330 Kalanianaole Hwy)

Locatic,r, Waimanalc Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size cf Group Le6:- than 51' Drinking Water No. of Hours 1 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (office) Resources None Cooking Guide Recreation Speaker Parking x Consultant Meeting Room Publication Fee No

CONTACT: Mrs. Kareen Carmichael, Secretary Telephone: 845-6441 Pacific Rock and Concrete Co.

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/9 a.m.- 3 p.m.

ACTIVITIES: Survey geology of quarry; hunt for calcite crystals (from which Diamond Head derived its name).

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Clearance by Supervisor necessary before proceedingpast entrance -- stop at scale house. No drinking water.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Check with engineer in charge; if hammers are being used,wear glasses or sunglasses. Wear shoes; take first-aid kit, drinking water andcups.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 259-7931 Police: 911 First Aid:None Ambulance: 911 Services: Supervisor or engineer in charge Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841 640 Ulu Kahiki (Pali Hwy at Waimanalo Junction), Kailua

FEE:None

EA-83 170 DAY TRIP - OAHU WAIMEA FALLS PARK (59-864 Kamehameha Hwy)

Location N Shore, Haleiwa Facilities Grade Level 1 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group Varies Drinking Water x No of Hours All day Showers Transportation City or Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (outdoor) Guide Recreation x . Speaker Parking x Consultant x Meeting Room Publication x Fee Yes

CONTACT: Hazel Multarus, Sales Director, Waimea Falls Park Telephone: 923-8448 59-864 Kamehameha Highway, Haleiwa, HI96712 or 638-8511 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.

DAYS/HOURS: Daily/daylight hours

ACTIVITIES: Hike5 miles of trail, rated 0; take guided historical and botanical tours; study plants, birds, and historical sites.

RESOURCES: Brochures available; guided tours availableon request.

RESTRICTIONS: Follow park rules; discourage students from going intostore.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Take shoes, lunch (or prearrange for use of cooking facilities), first-aid kit. Size of group depends on age of students and number of adults; recommended ratio, 1 adult/10 students.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 638-8511 Police: 911 First Aid: None Ambulance: 911 Services: Staff on duty Medical Facilities: Kahuku Hospital, 293-9211

FEE: 50c/person

EA-85 1 71 THE ISLAND OF OAHU OVERNIGHT CAMPSITES

EB-1 1'.' 2 v[mpiluni Kir -OAHU BELLOWS FIELD BEACH PARK (Kalanianaole Highway)

ocation Windward Oahu Facilities 'rade Level K - 12 Restrooms x ize of Group 100 maximum Drinking Water x o. of Days 2 Showers x rarisportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x esources None Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (roadside) ee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

ONTACT: City Parks and Recreation Dept., Permit Section Telephone: 523-4525 Honolulu

AYS: Daily

CTIVITIES:Swim, hike on beach, picnic; arrangements can be made for surf-vivallessons here by telephoning Mr. Chuck Shipman, Haleiwa-Alii Beach Park, phone637-5970.

ESOURCES: None except by prearrangement, such as Mr. Shipman.

ESTRICTIONS:Watch out r Portuguese man-of-war on beach; they can inflict a painful sting, which can be dangerous tosome persons.

PECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required. Take tents, bedding, cooking units and fuel, cooking and eating utensils; personal items, recreation equipment,first-aid kit, flashlights. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

MERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: None Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None. Police: 911 Services: Lifeguard Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841 Ambulance: 911 640 Ulukahiki (Pali Hwy at Waimanalo Jct) Medical: 261-0841 Kailua EE: None Location N Shore, Mokuleia Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 200 Drinking Water No. of Days 3 Showers x (hot and cold) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (or catered) Guide Bedding x (for small fee) Speaker x Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

CONTACT: Camp Erdman - Central YMCA Office Telephone: 941-3344 401 Atkinson Drive, Honolulu, Hi. 96815 9:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hiking (5 miles of trails, of rating 0); sea-life walk; nature study; swimming; sports--archery, ping pong, volleyball, basketball; ecology study; Hawaiiana; music, camp sings; arts and crafts; square-dancing; skits; science, including astronomy. Recommended ratio,1 adult/10 students.

RESOURCES:Camp staff handles all camp activities except cooking, can arrange for a caterer on request; or group may do own cooking. Camp brochure available on request.

RESTRICTIONS: Follow Camp Rules and Regulations, which are provided.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Bring bedding, personal items, eating utensils, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; office (637-4615) Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: Kit in office Police: 911 Services: Life guards and staff Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Waialua Medical Clinic,637-5027 Ambulance: 911 Medical: 637-5027

FEE: Lodging, meals, and camp activities for 2 nights, 3 days: 518.40, old cabin, elementary level slightly higher for intermediate and high $19.40, new cabin, elementary level

EB-5 174 ivcrwoluni irir - winu CANT HAU'ULA (CYO)

.ocation Windward Oahu, Hau'ula Facilities grade Level K - 12 Restrooms x ;ize of Group 105 maximum Drinking Water x lo. of Days Varies with activity Showers x ransportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x tesources Cooking x (indoor and outdoor) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x (bring equipment) Consultant x Electricity x Publication x Parking x 'ee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (tents)

:ONTACT: Edythe Kaanapu, Reservation Clerk Telephone: 261-4671 Catholic Youth Org.,St. Stephen's Seminary Ng. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Pali Highway, Kaneohe, HI 9G744

)AYS: Monday through Friday.

\CTIVITIES: Scenic hikes (8 niles, rated 1); plant study; environmental observations; beach study; tree swings; baseball, basketball, volleyball (bring equipment); campfire with singing, storytelling. Recommended ratio,1 adult/15 students.

ZESOURCES: Camp Director, Norman Nakamoto; resource people available byprearrangement; camp brochure available on request.

1ESTRICTIONS: No smoking in any building; no picking of flowersor breaking off pieces of trees or other plants.

;PECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Reservation required. Program and activities are the responsi- bility of the group. Bring bedding, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

:MERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 293-5390 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:Kit in office Police: 911 Services: Caretaker, Dir. Norman Nakamoto, 261-4671 Fire: 911 Medical Facilities:Koolau Clinic, 247-0436 Ambulance: 911 Medical: 247-0436

:EE: $1.25/night/child, 5- 17 years old $1.50/night/adult, 18 years and older Additional days are less $25/day for large kitchen

EB-7 1 5 68-581 Crozier Drive, Waialua ocation N Shore Facilities rade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x ize of Group 90 Drinking Water x o. of Days Varies with activity Showers x (hot and cold) ransportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x esources Cooking x (limited equipment) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x ee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

ONTACT: Lt. Hokom and/or Betty, Director Telephone: 988-2136 Div. Hq., Salvation Army 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. 2950 Manoa Rd., Honolulu, Hi. 96822

AYS: Monday through Friday

CTIVITIES: Fishing; studying marine life; volleyball, football, ping pong; Hawaiians; campfire.

ESOURCES: No resource persons; camp brochure available on request.

ESTRICTIONS: No smoking; no noise after 10 p.m.

PECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring cooking utensils, eating utensils, bedding, towels, personal items, recreation equipment, flashlight, first-aid at. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

MERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 637-4131 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:Kit in office Police: 911 Services: Caretaker on grounds Fire: 911 Medical Facilities:Waialua Clinic, 637-5027 Ambulance: 911 Wahiawa Gen. Hospital, 621-8411 Medical: 637-5027 or 621-8411 EE: $2/person/night, including use of kitchen. Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 110 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days Varies with activity Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x Guide Bedding x (for small fee) Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (either)

CONTACT: Mrs. Dorothy Bloom, Camp Secretary Telephone: 536-1774 First Methodist Church or -1364 526 Kawailoa Rd., Kailua, Hi. 96734 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES:Basketball, volleyball; beach hiking and activities; crafts--weaving,clay; campfire, fireplace; large field for variety of activities; pingpong.

RESOURCES: Camp brochure available.

RESTRICTIONS:No smoking in sleeping area.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Bring tents (if not using cabins), bedding (orpay small fee), personal items, recreation equipment, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 536-1774or -1864 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:Small kit in office Police: 911 Services: Camp manager.? Mr. Lidbeck Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841 Ambulance: 911 Medical: 261-0841

FEE: $2.50/night/child 6 - 18 years old $2.75/night/adult 18 years and older $25/day for use of kitchen and dining hall. There is a choice of cooking plans; small and large kitchens available.

EB-11 177 Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 150 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days Varies with activity Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources .Cooking x (catered or self serve) Guide x Bedding x (small additional fee) Speaker x Recreation x Consultant x Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

CONTACT:Mrs. Dorothy Nakama, Secretary Telephone: 247-2124 45-035 Kaneohe Bay Drive, Kaneohe, HI 96744 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES: Swimming, fishing (1/4 mile of pier), crabbing, reefing, sailing; various sports, including archery and gymnastics; Hawaiian games and Hawaiiana; nature study; arts and crafts, including ceramics; hiking (1 mile rated 0). RecomMended ratio of 1 adult/10 students.

RESOURCES:Mr. Tyronne Reinhardt helps with program planning; all activitiesare handled by the camp staff, which includes speakers and storytellers; catering service can be arranged if requested in advance. Brochure available on request.

RESTRICTIONS: All activities must have counselors present.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring bedding, eating utensils, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 247-2124 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:Kit in office Police: 911 services: Lifeguard and staff on duty Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Koolau Kaiser Hospital, 247-0486 Ambulance: 911 Castle Memorial Hosp., 261-0841 Medical: 247-0486 or 261-0841 FEE: $2/night/child up to 12 years old $2.50/night/person 12 years and above $1/person for use of kitchen; or food may be catered Extra charge for certain activities (e.g., sailing, ceramics, etc.)

EB-13 178 OVERNIGHT TRIP OAHU CAMP KU AL(

Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 350 Drinking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x (hot and cold) Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (limited) Guide x (Hawaiiana specialist) Bedding Speaker x Recreation x (provide equipment) Consultant x (Ocean specialist) Electricity x (limited) Publication Parking x Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT:Helene Uyemura, Clerk Telephone: 237-83: Honolulu City and County Parks and Recreation or -82 7:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.r

DAYS:Every day

ACTIVITIES: Canoeing; hiking (4 miles rated 1); beach study; plant and animal studies; Hawaiian crafts, games, and history; volleyball, baseball; fishpond observation. Recommended ratio of 1 adult/10 students.

RESOURCES: A Hawaiiana specialist and an ocean specialist are available, as well a3 other speakers by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS:No throwing stones in fishpond; no sitting on canoes on beach.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:Permit required; make reservation 6 months or more in advance; can use park tents and do own cooking and activities; bring bedding, cooking fu( and utensils, eating utensils, personel items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; office, 237-8319 or -8289 Emergency Telephone Number First Aid: Kit in office Police: 91 Services: Staff available Fire: 91 Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841 Ambulance: 91 Medical: 261-08i

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP - OAHU CAMP MOKULE]

Location N Shore Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 ne,stroum x Size of Group 50 - 100 eking Water x No. of Days 3 - 5 ers x Transportation Charter Bus, Car ,ephone x Resources Cooking x (catered) Guide x Bedding Speaker x Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x Fee Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

CONTACT: Rev. Frank Gray, Director; Telephone: 637-47] Diana Girard, Asst. Director; Ipo Kaio, Secy. 8 a.m.- 5 p.n 68-729 Farrington Hwy, Waialua, Hi. 96791

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Hiking (4 miles rated 0); swimming; horseback riding; Hawaiiana--hula, Hawaiian history; arts and crafts; archery, ping pong, trampoline,soccer, football; reading; tide-pool study; overnight camping; star gazing;camp store. Recommended ratio, 1 adult/15 students.

RESOURCES:Guides, speakers, and story tellers are available; camp brochure is available on request; activity responsibilities are shared by camp staff and teachers. All recreation equipment is provided.

RESTRICTIONS: Follow Camp Rules and Regulations, which are provided.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring own bedding, towels, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; office, 637-4716 Emergency Telephone Numbers First Aid: Kit in office Police: 91 Services: Staff, including qualified first-aid person Fire: 91 Medical Facilities: Waialua Medical Clinic, 637-5027 f= c:77: 637-5g12

FEE: $22 /person for 2 nights, 3 days, including lodging, meals, staff, horseback riding, and insurance. $43/person for 4 nights, 5 days, including all of above. OVERNIGHT TRIP- OAHU CAMP OLOM4

Location Windward Oahu Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x (4 boys', 4 girls') Size of Group 30 - 60 Drinking Water x No. of Days Varies with activity Showers x (hot and cold) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (indoor, outdoor) Guide x Bedding Speaker x Recreation x Consultant x Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabin)

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CONTACT: Mr. Fred or Mrs. Mary Jane Jones, camp owners Telephone: 395-V, 41-1100 Waikupanaha, Waimanalo, HI 96795 9 a.m.- 5 p.

DAYS: Every day

ACTIVITIES: Horseback riding instruction, trail ride; plant study; mud and moss slide storytelling, singing; sandcasting; stream activities (prawns, crayfish, water tunnel); bird watching; tennis; softball; swimming; volleyball; ping pong; horseshoes; skits on stage; hiking (10 miles, rated 0-1). Recommended ratio if 1 adult/10 students.

RESOURCES: At u charge, guides, speakers, storytellers, and cowboys; a camp brochure is avpiJable on request.

RESTRICTIONS: No hunting, firearms, or fireworks; no night swimming; no cutting of trees or other plants.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Make reservations 2 months in advance. Bring only personal itc if using all services; bring food as well if electing to cook. Bring flashligl first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use. If life guard is desired swimming, group should bring own life guard, or request that one be furnished.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Office, 259-9441 Emergency Telephone Number First Aid: Kit in office Police: 9 Services: camp Manager Fire: 9 Medical Facilities:Castle Memorial Hospital,261-0841 Ambulance: Medical: 261-0E

FEE: $15/person/night, including meals and all activities $22/person/2 nights, 3 days, including all above $3/person/night if group brings own food and uses the facilities.

EB -19 181 OVERNIGHT TRIP- OAHU CAMP PALAMA 1

Location N Shore, Haleiwa Facilities Grade Level 4 - 12 Restrooms x (indoor and outdoor) Size of Group 60 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days Varies with activity Showers x (hot and cold, outsid( Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (indoor and outdoor) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x (large barn) Cabin/Tent x (either)

CONTACT: Edwina Robertson, Camp Secretary Telephone: S45-3Y 810 N. Vineyard Bl., Honolulu, HI 96317 3 a. m - 5 p.

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES: Nature hikes on good trails (6 miles, rated 0-1); =tidy plants, topography, birds; ecology counts; stream activities; sports--volleyball, baseball, football; campfire; astronomy. Recommended ratio s 1 adult,'10 students.

RESOURCES:Camp brochure available on request; electric generator 4ailable arrangement, or lanterns furnished.

RESTRICTIONS:No fire except in fire area.,, listed in camp Rules ard Regulations.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring cooking and eating utensils, bedding, personal items, first-aid kit, flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Manager, 845-3945 Emergency Telephor; Numbe% First Aid:None Police: Services: Camp Manager, Mr. Rego Fire: Medical Facilities: Waialua Clir-r, 637-5027 Ambulance: Wahiawa Gen. Hospital, 621-841 Medical: 637 -5C or 621-8L FEE: $1/night/child 6 - 11 years old Kitchen rates: $10/1-2 nights $1.50'night/child 12 years and older 15/3-4 nights $0.50/person for picnics and campouts 20/5-6 nights 25/week

EB-21 Q2 uvcrmiuniimir - uanu u norr eturitwu La.iU %.0

Location N Shore near Ualeiwa Facilities Grade Level 3 -12 Restrooms .x (indoor and outdoor) Size of Group 100 - 120 Drinking Water x No. of Days 3 Showers x (hot and cold) Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (good kitchen) Guide Bedding Speaker x Recreation x Consultant Electricity x (some buildings) Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (cabins)

CONTACT: Fran McConoughey, Camping Service Director Telephone: 536-0 Girl Scout Office, 2103 Nuuanu Ave. S a.m.- 5 p Honolulu, HI 96817

DAYS: Monday - Friday

ACTIVITIES: Beach hiking, tide-pool study (if transportation available); nature and conservation studies; swimming, water polo; sports and games on field; kick- board; crafts; Hawaiiana studies; campfire; cooking.

RESOURCES: Resource people available by prearrangement (or campers plan their own activities); camp brochure available on request.

RESTRICTIONS: Observe Camp Rules; no removing of rooted plants; no running on trails or roads; no gum chewing.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring own bedding, towels, food, personal items, flashlight, .first -aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 536-0894 Emergency Telephone Numhe First Aid: Yes, first-aid house Police: Services: Ranger, 638-7044 Fire: Medical Facilities:Kahuku Hospital, 293-9221 Ambulance: Medical: 293-9

FEE: $45/unit (30 - 40 people; no electricity but lantern furnished),4 units. $15/night for craft house with electricity, running water $25/day for first-aid but with kitchenette; sleeps 4 people $10/night for lodge $55/day for kitchen (includes cooking and eating utensils, dishwasher

EB-23 103 OVERNIGHT TRIP -OAHU CAMP PUPUK1A (BOY SCOUT)

Location N Shore,Pupukea Facilities Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 400 maximum Drinking Water No. of Days Varies with activity Showers x (hot and cold)

Transportation Charter Bus, Car Telephone r. Resources Cooking x (limited kitchen) Guide x Bedding x (or bring own) Speaker x Recreation x Consultant Electricity x Publication x Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabi n /Tent x (either)

CONTACT: A.L. Rogers, Director of Support Services Telephone: 595-3355 42 Puiwa, Honolulu, Hi. 96317 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.

DAYS: Monday through Friday

.ACTIVITIES: Nature hikes along trails (2 miles, rated 0) with about 50 plants labeled; swimming; observing animals in zoo; rifle range; archery; heiau trip;nature area; crafts area; American Indian Village; Hawaiiana; campfire bowl (seats about 400 campers). Recommended ratio is 1 adult/15 students.

RESOURCES: Guides and speakers are available by prearrangement;camp brochure and maps describing the camp are available on request.

RESTRICTIONS: Activities should not conflict with prior-scheduled Scoutsuse; teacher should check in advance.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring cooking and eating utensils, personal items, bedding, tents (if desired), flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office, 638-8373 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid:First Aid Station Police: 911 Services: Ranger all year Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Wahiawa General Hospital, 621-8411 Ambulance: 911 Medical: 621-8411

FEE: 50t /child /day, with additional charge if special equipment is rented.

EB-25 uvtimiunl Ittlr owu CAMP PUU-KAHEA

Location Leeward Oahu, Waianae Facilities Grade Level 1- 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 210 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days Varies with activity Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (good kitchen) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x (bring equipment) Consultant Electricity x Publication x (forthcoming) Parking x Fee Yes Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (either)

CONTACT: Jim McLucas, Camp Manager Telephone: 696-3467 35-716 Farrington Hwy, Waianae, HI 96792 3 a.m.- 5 p.m.

DAYS: Every day

ACTIVITIES: Historical tour (free); beach studies; hiking (if transportation available) to Kaena Point and/or Vaianae Range (5 miles, rated 1); nature walks; plant studies; Waianae Recreation Center nearby. Recommended ratio is 1 adult/8 s-udents.

RESOURCES: Gawp brochure is forthcoming, summer of 1977; no resource personsare available.

RESTRICTIONS: No smoking in building; no drinking of c .coholic beverages;proper behavior.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring bedding, towels, recreation equipment, personal items, flashlight, first-aid kit. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Public; office, 696-3467 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: Kit in office Police: 911 Services: Staff on camp grounds Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Wainae Comprehensive Clinic, Ambulance: 911 696-7081 Medical: 696-7081

FEE: $3.50/day/adult $2.50/day/student 9- 17 years old $1.50/day/student 8 years old or less $20/day for use of very complete kitchen $1/night for tent camp $1/day for day use

FB-27 1n5 OVERNIGHT TRIP - otdiu HALEIWA-ALIII BEACH PARK (66-167 Haleiwa Rd)

Location N Shore, Haleiwa Facilities Grade Level K - 12 Restrooms Size of Group 100 maximum Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone Resources Cooking Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant x Electricity x Publication Parking x (88 stalls) Fee No Meeting Room x Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Chuck Shipman, Coordinator for Ocean Recreation Telephone: 637-5051 66-167 Haleiwa Road, Haleiwa, HI 96712

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES: Grass-field sports; surf-vival lessons and other special programs Available by prearranging with Chuck Shipman, 637-5051; play volleyball

RESOURCES: Chuck Shipman

PISTRICTIONS: Avoid high surf during winter months.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take tents; bedding, cooking equipment, fuel, utensils; food; eating utensils; personal items; first-aid kit; flashlight. Keep car at camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Office, 637-5051 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 911 Services: Lifeguard, Recreation Director Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Wahiawa General Hospital, 621-8411 Ambulance: 911 128 Lehua (off Kalani), Wahiawa Medical: 621-8411

FEE: None OVERNIGHT TRIP - OAHU HALEIWA BEACH PARK (62-449 Kamehameha Hwy)

Location N Oahu, Haleiwa Facilities Grade Level K -12 Restrooms x Size of Group 100 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 Showers x Transportation City/Charter Bus, Car Telephone x (Haleiwa-Aliq Beach Par Resources Cooking x Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant x Electricity Publication Parking x (97 stalls) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents) '

CONTACT: Chuck Shipman, Coordinator for Ocean Recreation Telephone: 637-5051 Dept. of Parks and Recreation, City of Honolulu 66-167 Haleiwa Road, Haleiwa, HI 96712

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES:Walk around harbor area; explore shoreline; play volleyball, basketball; arrange surf-vival lessons with Mr. Shipman, 637-5051; play grass-field sports.

RESOURCES: Mr. Shipm, small concession stand sometimes open.

RESTRICTIONS: Rocky shore; lifeguards only at Haleiwa -Ali'i Beach Park across harbor, not at this park.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required. Take tents, bedding; cooking fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; flashlight, first-aid kit. If surf-vival lessons desired, prearrange with Mr. Shipman. Keep car in camp for for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone:Only at Haleiwa-Aliq Beach Park Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: At Haleiwa-Aliii Beach Park Police: 911 Services: Lifeguard Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Wahiawa General Hospital, 621-8411 Ambulance; 911 128 Lehua (off Kalani), Wahiawa Medical: 621-8411

FEE: None l 1,11 11111 11 1/ (7455 Kalanianaole Hwy)

Location SE tip of Oahu Facilities Grade Level 3 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x (near snack bar) No. of Days 2 Showers x Transportation City/Charter BUS, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking Guide x Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity x Publication Parking x (It top of cliff) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Permit Section, City Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 650 S. King St., Honolulu, HI 96813

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES:Geology study, mainly; hike on left-side ledge to Palea Point if group is mature enough to follow safety rules; arrange for surf-vival lessons by Mr. Chuck Shipman, 637-5970; snorkel; study marine life.

RESOURCES: Guides provided on request; Mr. Shipman by prearrangement.

RESTRICTIONS: Hike only at minus law tide and low surf; stay off wet rock and away from shore edge; do not go on right-side ledge (geological bench), climb rocky hillsides, or walk on reef (sharp coral and eel holes); follow safety rules at all times, for both shore and water activities. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Camping permit required. Take Lents, bedding, cooking equipment, fuel,food; cooking and eating utensils; personal items, first-aid kit, flashlights. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; caretaker, 395-1515 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: Kit in office Police: 911 Services: Lifeguard Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Niu Valley Clinic (branch of Kaiser) Ambulance: 911 Niu Valley Shopping Center Medical

FEE: None

EB-33 (41 ,.575 Kalaniaoaolo ikiy)

Location Waimanalo Facilities Grade Level K . 12 Restrooms Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water No. of Days 2 Showers Transportation City /Charter Boa, Car Telephone Resources Nona Cooking x (cooking atanda, tahloa) Guide Redding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (21 stalls) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

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CONTACT: Permit Section, Dept. of Parks and' Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 City of Honolulu

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES: Explore ancient turtle pond on right side; explore reef at low tide; study marine life,

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Watch out for Portuguese man-of-war, which can inflict a painful sting, and which can be dangerous to some persons; explore reef only at minus low tide, low surf. Number of students should depend on age of students and number of adults. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Camping permit required. Take tents, bedding; cooking units and fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils; personal items; first-aid kit and flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Emergency Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 911 Services: None Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Castle Memorial Hospital, 261-0841 Ambulance: 911 640 Ulukahiki (Pali Hwy at Waimanalo Jct) Medical: 261-0841 Kailua FEE: None (8 -431 Farrington Hwy )

Location Wa tartan Facilities Grade Level K -12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No, of Days 2 Showers x Transportation CitY/Cho';:tet "to, Cat Telephone kesourc Cooking Guido Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant x Electricity Publication Parking x (55 stalls) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: J. Tek Yoon, Recreation Director Telephone: 697-4766 City Dept. of Parks and Recreation (at Pokai Bay Beach Park) Honolulu, HI

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES: Visit Makua Cave; examine lava-tube holes in hillside; study tidepool at low tide.

RESOURCES: J. Tek Yoon, 697-4766

Pr FICTIONS: Steep ledges along shore; double-check shore break.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Take tents, bedding; cooking equipment, fuel, food, cooking and eating utensils, personal items, including suitable footgear; first-aid kit, flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public; office (Pokai Bay), 697-4766 Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 911 Services: None Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Leeward Hospital, 488-8431 Ambulance: 911 9801010 Haukapila, Aiea Medical: 488-8431

FEE! None

EB-37 1)O wys.,11,Avv.v,1.1 11,4040111M AN.1411.1,11 111-1 1. 41U LJ /ti I.r4U(N

Location central Oahu, Aiea Facilities

Grade Level 6 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group varies Drinking Water x No. of Days Varies Showers x (cold) Transportation City/ Charter Bus, Car Telephone x Resources Cooking x (outdoor) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation x Consultant Electricity Publication x Parking x Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Div. of State Parks Telephone: 548-7455 1151 Punchbowl St., Honolulu, HI96813 7:45 a,m.- 4:30 p.m.

DAYS: Monday through Friday

ACTIVITIES: Nature hike (4.5 miles, rated 1); plant and anin.al studies; Hawaiian history (study of medicinal heiau); environmental observations--effects ofman and urbanization, ecology counts, effects of weather; Oahu topography, mapping; campfire activities--stories, songs; astronomy. Recommended ratio of 1 adult/15 students.

RESOURCES: Printed material available at Div. of State Parks.

RESTRICTIONS:Obey State Park regulations.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Obtain permit at least 7 days in advance. Take tents, cooking-unit fuel (camp stoves if desired), cooking utensils, bedding, eating utensils, all personal items, first-aid kit, flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Public Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None. Police: 911 Services: Park custodian Fire: 911 Medical Facilities:Leeward Hospital, 488-8431 Ambulance: 911 Medical: 488-8431

FEE: None

Comment: Size of group and number of days depend on activities planned, number of adults, age and experience of students.

EB-39 (68-919 Kaena Point Road)

Locat.on w Oahu Facilities GraLw I,:!vel 4 - 12 Restrooms x Size of Group 50 maximum Drinking Water x No. of Days 2 Showers x Transportation Charter nun, Car Telephone x Resources None Cooking x (cooking stands & table) Guide Bedding Speaker Recreation Consultant Electricity Publication Parking x (68 stalls) Fee No Meeting Room Cabin/Tent x (tents)

CONTACT: Permit Dept. of Parks and Recreation Telephone: 523-4525 City anu Co. .f Honolulu

DAYS: Daily

ACTIVITIES: Exi seashore; play grass-field sports; picnic; good stop before and after hike to Kaena Point.

RESOURCES: None

RESTRICTIONS: Poor swimming because of coral shelf.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Permit required. Take tents, bedding, cooking fuel, cooking and eating utensils; personal items, including appropriate footgear; first-aid kit, flashlight. Keep car in camp for emergency use.

EMERGENCY FACILITIES: Telephone: Emergency Emergency Telephone Numbers: First Aid: None Police: 911 Services: None Fire: 911 Medical Facilities: Wahiawa General Hospital, 621-8411 Ambulance: 911 128 Lehua (off Kalani), Wahiawa Medical: 621-8411

FEE: None

EB-41 1. LI 2 APPENDIX A. GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Kauai Molokai

Akita Enterprises Ltd. Mr. Maurice Dudoit Conducted Tours Dudoit's Bus Service Kekaha, Kauai, HI 96752 Star Route, Pukoo, Molokai, HI 96748 Phone: 337-1341 or 335-3658 Phone: 558-8156 Chang Bus Inc. Mr. Ben Hussey Koloa, Kauai, HI 96756 Hussey's Bus Service Phone: 742-2033 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748 Phone: 553-5450 Grayline-Kauai 567-6530 Sightseeing Tours 567-6493 Box 1551, Lihue, Kauai, HI 96766 Phone: 245-3344 Spencer Bus Service c/o Mrs. Belle Spencer Hawaiian Discovery Tours Inc. P.O. Box 41 Main Office, Lihue Airport Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748 Lihui, Kauai, HI 96766 Phone: 553-5746 Phone: 245-6783 Kathy's Taxi Wailua, Kauai, HI 96746 Phone: 822-3613 Yamaguchi Incorporated Howard Yamaguchi P.O. Box 595 Kalaheo, Kauai, HI 96741 Phone: 332-9485 or 828-1726

Maui

Akina Bus Service 140 Alehele St Kihei, Maui, HI 96753 Phone: 879-2826 Blue and White Bus Line Ltd. 80 Kane St. Kahului, Maui, HI 96732 Phone: 877-5380 Grayline Maui Kahului Airport Kahului, Maui, HI 96732 Phone: 877-5507 Royal Motors Transportation Makawao, Maui, HI 96768 Phone 572-8885 Shoreline Transportation 32-A Kapunakea Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761 Phone: 661-3827 F-1 193 APPENDIX B. LIST OF RESOURCE AGENCIES AND PERSONS

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;tate Dept. of Lard and Natural Resources ).0. Box 1671, Lihui, Kauai, HI 96766 Phone: 245-4444 Div. of Forestry Ralph Daehler, Forester Alvin Kiyono, Asst. Forester Manuel Andrade, Forest Ranger Div. of State Parks George Niitani, Park Supt.

The Hawaiian Island National Wildlife Refuge ).0. Box 87, Kilauea, Kauai, HI96754 828-1431 Fred Zeillemaker, Asst. Refuge Manager fill Haraguchi, Taro Grower lanalei, Kauai, HI 96714 826-6202 fabriel I, Lecturer in Hawaiiana at KCC, and Trail Hiker 245-2683 lawiliwili, Kauai, HI 96766

Iupervisor of Education, Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden 332-8131 '.0. Box 340, Lawai, Kauai, HI96765

Iawaii Agricultural Experiment Station 822-4984 :apaa, Kauai, HI 96746 Terry Sekioka and Staff, Experts in Tropical Agriculture

:auai Community College 245-8311 PI, Box 216, Lihue, Kauai, HI 96766 David Kawate Zoology Bill Kikuchi Archaeology of Kauai Marshall Mock Physics, Environmental Science Bill Y. Higa Outdoor Education

Ir. and Mrs. Ray Lauchis - Horticulture 332-8182 nu Pua Gardens, Kalaheo, Kauai, HI 96741 lob Nishek, Nurseryman 822-5398 Alexander's Nursery, Kapaa, Kauai, HI 96746 bichi Masaki, Retired Fisherman 338-1428 Iaimea, Kauai, HI 96796

Ir. David Boynton - Trail Hiking and Native Plants 338-1717 laimea High School, Waimea, Kauai, HI 96796 Opendix B -2- lolokai

Mr. Scott Adams, Supt. - Permits and Pe "missions Phone: 553-5415 Hawaii State Parks Div., Kauanakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. Philip Akiona, Supervisor - Permits and Permissions 553-5857 Board of Water Supply, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. John Apuna - Storytelling, Hawaiian Music, Ukelele, Catering 567-6625 Hoolehua, Molokai, HI 96729 553-5425

Mr. Alex Bishaw, Manager - Permits and Permissions 567-6104 Dept. of Hawaiian Homes Lands, Hoolehua, Molokai, HI 95729

Mrs. Dorothy Curtis - Hawaiiana, Legends 558-8284 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. William K. Davis, Bishop - Permits and Permissions 567-6112 Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints -6092 Hoolehua, Molokai, HI 96729 -6457

Mr. Fred Demello, Manager - Permits and Permissions 558-8188 Puu-O-Hoku Ranch, Star Route, Puu-O-Hoku, Molokai, HI 95748 -8295

Mr. Maurice Dudoit, Dudoit's Bus Service - Halawa Valley Information 558-8156 Star Route, Pukoo, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. Louis Hao, Admin. Asst., Maui County - Permits and Permissions 553-5323 Multi-Service Center, State of Hawaii, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. Aka Hodgins, Manager - Permits and Permissions 553-5115 Molokai Ranch Limited, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. Clifford M. Horita - Permits and Permissions 553-5457 Maui District Liaison Office P.O. Box 920, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mr. John Iaea - Permits and Permissions 553-5141 Kaluaaha Church, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Captain Kenui, Molokai Police Station - Permits and Permissions 553-5485 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mrs. Mary Lee - Hawaiiana 567-6309 Hoolehua, Molokai, HI 96729

Mr. Pilipo Solatorio - Hawaiiana, Crabbing Techniques, Torch Fishing, etc. 553-5125 Pilipo's Exclusive Molokai Tours, Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748

Mrs. Josephine Wilson, Owner - Permits and Permissions 553-5520 Kaunakakai, MolJkai, HI 96748

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Herbert Kikukawa, Oahu District Forester Phone: 946-2004

Gene Renard, Head, Planning Branch, 948-7455 Dept. of Land and Natural Resources -7456 Honolulu, HI 96813

Thelma Greig, President, Trail and Mountain Club 734-5515

Lorin Gill Annette Kaohelaulii Sierra Club, P.O. Box 22897 946-8494 Cathy Blackburn Honolulu, HI 96822 Howard Humphreys, Jr. APPENDIX C. SAFETY CHECK LIST FOR FIELD TRIPS

)reliminary Planning

I. Pre-survey the field-trip site and route at least once before taking students to the site, noting any historical sites, geological formations, interesting plants, and other items of interest.

2. Pre-scout emergency facilities--nearest telephone, availability of lifeguard or other assisting personnel at site, emergency telephone numbers, medical facilities.

3. Always carry a well-stocked first-aid kit; check it for completeness a day or two before the trip and replenish any necessary items, including sunburn prevention cream or lotion.

1. A few days before the trip, invite help from parents and/or other concerned adults for the field trip; their mere presence will have a significant dampening effect on any proclivities of the students toward over-exuberance and provide added aid in an emergency.

5. Recommend the type of clothing suitable for the expedition--normally light cotton clothing for one-day field trips.

6. Require the students to wear appropriate footgear (as indicated on most site sheets); tennis or deck shoes with good tread are usually satisfactory.

7. A few days before the trip alert the students of the danger of sunburn if extensive time in direct sunlight is involved, and urge them to use sunburn preventive.

B. Train the students a few days ahead of the trip as to what to do in the event any of them is separated from the group during a field trip--person to contact and how to contact him, safest route of return, etc.

The Day of the Trip

1. Introduce all of the responsible adults along, including the bus driver if chartered bus is used, to the students, and offer your cooperation in.following all safety rules on the bus, such as preventing students from putting hands out of windows, etc.

2. Alert the students of the time availability of restrooms, drinking water, and food.

3. Remove any valuables from buses, vans, and/or cars parked at unguarded areas on your trip, and always lock the vehicle(s).

4. Make a frequent head count of the students, particularly during a departure from any stopping point.

5. Use the "buddy" system so that the students are aware of each other's presence during the entire trip; these "buddies" should sit together on the bus. This tactic should facilitate the head count also.

FB-1 11:7 Appendix C -2-

Walking and Hiking

1. Avoid walking students on a road with traffic; students should be taught to stay out of streets and away from moving vehicles.

2. Gather students at traffic intersections and pause before crossing; the teacher should determine the safest time to cross.

3. Establish "ground rules" and enforce them: a. Not to throw rocks, break branches on plants, or otherwise abuse natural features b. Not to tease or otherwise provoke dogs when walking past private residences c. Not to disturb trail markings, such as piles of ti leaves, piles of white reef rock used on night trails, or colored ribbons tied to trees. d. Not to hold on to plants as supports when climbing up or moving down slopes e. To crouch or sit when moving down a steep slope, and not be reluctant to use their hands as brakes f. To maintain a safe distance from the edge of any cliff or steep slope, either standing or walking g. Not to eat any part of any plant--the poisonous ones do not look any more dangerous than the safe ones.

4. Check the stability of terrain when hiking along a cliff or over steep slopes, particularly in areas of crumbly volcanic tuff on the slopes of Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay, etc.

Seashore Exploration

1. The best time for exploring the seashore is just before low tide, preferably a minus tide, and when surf is not strong. The teacher should double-check this situation, since by far the greatest danger at the seashore is from wave action.

2. Start the exploration at the farthest point from the bus that you plan to study- - walk /hike to that point steadily, without stopping to admire or explore, and work your way back toward the vehicle, exploring only on the return trip.

3. On a sandy beach, check that no large waves have struck recently by observing how smooth the sand is high up on the beach; a lifeguard can help in this regard.

4. Train students to observe the ancient Hawaiian rules of staying off wet rock and of not turning their backs on areas of splashing waves.

5. If it is necessary to walk over wet rock, train the students to avoid seaweed, which is very slippery, to keep their bodies low and be ready to slip, and to have at least one hand free ready to brace or catch themselves if they do slip.

6. When examining fish that have been recently caught by a fisherman (or by a student), be sure that the students do not touch surgeonfish or rockfish, which have dangerous spines.

FB-2 1 L' Appenaix L -3-

7. When looking under rocks or exploring tidepools, train students always to be able to see their fingers, and to be able to recognize cone shells, fireworms, eels, sea urchins, Portuguese Man-of-War, and any other poisonous sea creature that you know of. If a student is bitten or stung, immediately apply first aid and then contact a physician for further advice and/or treatment.

8. If swimming is to be allowed, besure that a lifeguard is on hand and is aware of the group's use of the water.

9. If the students are allowed to fish, the teacher should be knowledgeableas to the types of fish that might be caught in the area and have equipment (pails, buckets) for transporting the catch.