Educators & Students Website | Hawaiʻi Kāhuli
Educational materials on kāhuli (tree snails) and their habitat.
PD Course Announcement – Growing Together with Hawai‘i’s Native and Canoe Plants
Art Activities | Three Mountain Alliance
This collection from Three Mountain Alliance’s ʻImi Pono no ka ʻĀina program offers Hawaiʻi-focused art-based educational activities. Featuring two main modules—Lau Kāpala (Plant Stamping) and Native Species Masks—these resources use native plant materials and cultural heritage to teach communities about native ecosystems and Lōkahi (balance) within Hawaiʻi Volcanoes watershed areas.
Online Activities | Hō‘ike o Haleakalā
H??ike o Haleakal?
In-Person Field Trip Request Form | Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum
general field trip request form
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum | Natural and Cultural History
The Bishop Museum, founded in 1889 in Honolulu, is Hawaiʻi’s premier institution for natural and cultural history. It houses the world’s largest collection of Polynesian cultural artifacts and over 24 million natural specimens—including 13.5 million insects and extensive botanical archives—with a mission to preserve and share Hawaiʻi and Pacific heritage. The museum campus spans 15 acres and includes signature galleries (Hawaiian Hall, Pacific Hall, Kahili Room), the Science Adventure Center (complete with erupting volcano simulations), the planetarium, a native Hawaiian garden, and educational buildings.
