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KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF POSITIONS 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 1200; Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813; Phone (808) 735-1221; info@kupuhawaii.org RENT WATERFRONT HOOKUPU CENTER IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC Lumi Aʻo (Training) $50 per hour. Lumi Papa Mauka (Classroom) $40 per hour. Safe Cleaning Fee $200. Audio-Visual Fee $150. Parking Fee (>15 Vehicles) $300. Alcohol Fee $200. *See Hoʻokupu Center User information below for details on rates and fees. For additional information, please email hc@kupuhawaii.org or call us at (808)439-8376.
HAWAII YOUTH CAMP, KUPU'S KŌKUA CAMP, TEACHES ABOUT Kōkua Camp. Kupu’s Kōkua Camp is intended for Hawaiʻi youth, ages 12-17 year old, who want to learn about Hawaiʻi’s culture and natural resources through hands on experiential project-based learning. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants will travel to various conservation and culturalsites
KUPU 'ĀINA CORPS
Kupu 'Āina Corps Individual Placement - Position Description Program Duration – Early October - Mid December, 2020 The Kupu 'Āina Corps is a new initiative designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. HAWAIʻI YOUTH CULINARY PROGRAM GIVES GREEN JOBS TRAINING Program Dates: April 29 – May 24, 2019 (4 weeks) Position Duties: This is a four week-long, part-time introductory training opportunity from April 29- May 24, 2019 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 9am-3pm), that includes but is not limited to: Guest Speakers/Field trips to visit vendors and culinary industry professionals and learnHYCC COMMUNITY
The Hawaiʻi Youth Conservation Corps (HYCC) Community Program is an Oʻahu-based program that prepares under-resourced youth for the workforce by providing them with life skills training, green job and volunteer opportunities and encouragement to meaningfully impact their local communities through service. Kupu staff members and Community Youth Team Leaders mentor participants, KUPU CULINARY PROGRAM SELLING BENTO & SALAD BOXES Kupu Culinary Program selling bento & salad boxes. Our Kupu Culinary division located at Kewalo Basin is now offering bento & salad lunch boxes for purchase. All proceeds will be directly supporting our programs at Kupu. Check out the options that are available for the corresponding week, and visit kupuculinary.square.site to place anorder!
KUPU - BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR HAWAIʻI'S YOUTHABOUTPROGRAMSPARTNERSHOʻOKUPU CENTERSUPPORTUPDATES & STORIES Lau Kupu Day 2021. On March 20th, we revived our Lau Kupu Day to celebrate the beginning of the Spring season! Lau Kupu was a hybrid community engagement event that offered a drive-thru native plant giveaway, or an outplanting opportunity in partnership with Hui ʻo Hoʻohonua.This is a new type of occasion for Kupu; by offering two options to participate, we were able to offer chances to LEARN MORE ABOUT KUPU AND THE IMPACT OF OUR PROGRAMS 2015 – Environmental Protection Agency, Food Recovery Challenge, Certificate of Achievement. 2017 – Hawai‘i Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations, Community Collaborator Award. 2018 – USDA, US Forest Service, Regional Forester Award. 2017 – Hawaii Business Magazine,Top 250 Companies.
KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF POSITIONS 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 1200; Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813; Phone (808) 735-1221; info@kupuhawaii.org RENT WATERFRONT HOOKUPU CENTER IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC Lumi Aʻo (Training) $50 per hour. Lumi Papa Mauka (Classroom) $40 per hour. Safe Cleaning Fee $200. Audio-Visual Fee $150. Parking Fee (>15 Vehicles) $300. Alcohol Fee $200. *See Hoʻokupu Center User information below for details on rates and fees. For additional information, please email hc@kupuhawaii.org or call us at (808)439-8376.
HAWAII YOUTH CAMP, KUPU'S KŌKUA CAMP, TEACHES ABOUT Kōkua Camp. Kupu’s Kōkua Camp is intended for Hawaiʻi youth, ages 12-17 year old, who want to learn about Hawaiʻi’s culture and natural resources through hands on experiential project-based learning. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants will travel to various conservation and culturalsites
KUPU 'ĀINA CORPS
Kupu 'Āina Corps Individual Placement - Position Description Program Duration – Early October - Mid December, 2020 The Kupu 'Āina Corps is a new initiative designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. HAWAIʻI YOUTH CULINARY PROGRAM GIVES GREEN JOBS TRAINING Program Dates: April 29 – May 24, 2019 (4 weeks) Position Duties: This is a four week-long, part-time introductory training opportunity from April 29- May 24, 2019 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 9am-3pm), that includes but is not limited to: Guest Speakers/Field trips to visit vendors and culinary industry professionals and learnHYCC COMMUNITY
The Hawaiʻi Youth Conservation Corps (HYCC) Community Program is an Oʻahu-based program that prepares under-resourced youth for the workforce by providing them with life skills training, green job and volunteer opportunities and encouragement to meaningfully impact their local communities through service. Kupu staff members and Community Youth Team Leaders mentor participants, KUPU CULINARY PROGRAM SELLING BENTO & SALAD BOXES Kupu Culinary Program selling bento & salad boxes. Our Kupu Culinary division located at Kewalo Basin is now offering bento & salad lunch boxes for purchase. All proceeds will be directly supporting our programs at Kupu. Check out the options that are available for the corresponding week, and visit kupuculinary.square.site to place anorder!
KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. INTERNATIONAL PACFIC RESILIENCY FELLOWS CREATE Program Design and Curriculum. The program is designed as a 16-month, cohort-based fellowship consisting of two 10-day in person training institutes in Hawaii separated by a year-long intersession. Throughout the program fellows will engage with Kupu staff, mentors, and each other on calls, blogs, and through intersession assignments. KUPU'S HO‘OKUPU CENTER AT KEWALO BASIN Kupu’s Ho‘okupu Center at Kewalo Basin is a state-of-the art facility that just opened to the public at the beginning of this year. Its modern design includes sustainable features like a Net-Zero energy rated photovoltaic system, an EV charging station, and naturallighting systems.
2021-2022 CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MEMBER 2021-2022 Conservation Leadership Development Program Member YEAR LONG POSITION DESCRIPTION POSITION INFORMATION: The Conservation Leadership Developmentrogram P (CLDP) has been developed for individuals who are looking for an intensive entry-level HAWAIʻI YOUTH SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGE The Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge provided over $17,000 to 22 student-led projects from public, private, and charter schools in2017-2018.
IN THE FIELD WITH KUPU- EMILY BRINES: KAWAI‘ELE WATERBIRD Kawai‘ele is the result of a project reclaiming the “Mānā Swamp,” an area that, until it was drained in the early 1900s, was home to huge populations of native Hawaiian waterbirds. Kawai‘ele is about 35 acres in total and is part of a larger project (the Mānā Plain Wetland Reserve) that will ultimately encompass an additional100
2021-2022 CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MEMBER PROGRAM DATES: September 27, 2021 – March 11, 2022 October 11, 2021 – March 25, 2022 October 25, 2021 – April 8, 2022 APPLICANTREQUIREMENTS:
KUPU-GENERATION GREEN ALUMNI BLUE WATERS EXCHANGE PROGRAM In a mere twelve days, really a couple of hours, our group of Kupu and Generation Green alumni quickly formed the ʻohana that has rejuvenated each of our naʻau. May 21, 2017 – San Francisco Airport, 8 a.m. Former Kupu program participant Sarah Naone and I meet the rest of the group, tired and jet-lagged from their journey acrossthe Pacific.
KUPU - BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR HAWAIʻI'S YOUTHABOUTPROGRAMSPARTNERSHOʻOKUPU CENTERSUPPORTUPDATES & STORIES Lau Kupu Day 2021. On March 20th, we revived our Lau Kupu Day to celebrate the beginning of the Spring season! Lau Kupu was a hybrid community engagement event that offered a drive-thru native plant giveaway, or an outplanting opportunity in partnership with Hui ʻo Hoʻohonua.This is a new type of occasion for Kupu; by offering two options to participate, we were able to offer chances to KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF POSITIONS 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 1200; Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813; Phone (808) 735-1221; info@kupuhawaii.org RENT WATERFRONT HOOKUPU CENTER IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC Lumi Aʻo (Training) $50 per hour. Lumi Papa Mauka (Classroom) $40 per hour. Safe Cleaning Fee $200. Audio-Visual Fee $150. Parking Fee (>15 Vehicles) $300. Alcohol Fee $200. *See Hoʻokupu Center User information below for details on rates and fees. For additional information, please email hc@kupuhawaii.org or call us at (808)439-8376.
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. HAWAII YOUTH CAMP, KUPU'S KŌKUA CAMP, TEACHES ABOUTBEST YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSMICHIGAN YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSSUMMER YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSYOUTH HOCKEYCAMPS
Kōkua Camp. Kupu’s Kōkua Camp is intended for Hawaiʻi youth, ages 12-17 year old, who want to learn about Hawaiʻi’s culture and natural resources through hands on experiential project-based learning. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants will travel to various conservation and culturalsites
KUPU 'ĀINA CORPSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU AINA CORPSKUPU HAWAII YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPSKUPU HAWAII JOBSHAWAII CONSERVATION CORPSKUPUHAWAII CONSERVATION
Kupu 'Āina Corps Individual Placement - Position Description Program Duration – Early October - Mid December, 2020 The Kupu 'Āina Corps is a new initiative designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. HAWAIʻI YOUTH CULINARY PROGRAM GIVES GREEN JOBS TRAININGKUPU CULINARYKUPU HAWAII JOBSKUPU CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHAWAII CONSERVATION JOBSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU PROGRAM HAWAII Program Dates: April 29 – May 24, 2019 (4 weeks) Position Duties: This is a four week-long, part-time introductory training opportunity from April 29- May 24, 2019 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 9am-3pm), that includes but is not limited to: Guest Speakers/Field trips to visit vendors and culinary industry professionals and learn KUPU CULINARY PROGRAM SELLING BENTO & SALAD BOXES Kupu Culinary Program selling bento & salad boxes. Our Kupu Culinary division located at Kewalo Basin is now offering bento & salad lunch boxes for purchase. All proceeds will be directly supporting our programs at Kupu. Check out the options that are available for the corresponding week, and visit kupuculinary.square.site to place anorder!
KUPU - BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR HAWAIʻI'S YOUTHABOUTPROGRAMSPARTNERSHOʻOKUPU CENTERSUPPORTUPDATES & STORIES Lau Kupu Day 2021. On March 20th, we revived our Lau Kupu Day to celebrate the beginning of the Spring season! Lau Kupu was a hybrid community engagement event that offered a drive-thru native plant giveaway, or an outplanting opportunity in partnership with Hui ʻo Hoʻohonua.This is a new type of occasion for Kupu; by offering two options to participate, we were able to offer chances to KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF POSITIONS 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 1200; Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813; Phone (808) 735-1221; info@kupuhawaii.org RENT WATERFRONT HOOKUPU CENTER IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC Lumi Aʻo (Training) $50 per hour. Lumi Papa Mauka (Classroom) $40 per hour. Safe Cleaning Fee $200. Audio-Visual Fee $150. Parking Fee (>15 Vehicles) $300. Alcohol Fee $200. *See Hoʻokupu Center User information below for details on rates and fees. For additional information, please email hc@kupuhawaii.org or call us at (808)439-8376.
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. HAWAII YOUTH CAMP, KUPU'S KŌKUA CAMP, TEACHES ABOUTBEST YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSMICHIGAN YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSSUMMER YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSYOUTH HOCKEYCAMPS
Kōkua Camp. Kupu’s Kōkua Camp is intended for Hawaiʻi youth, ages 12-17 year old, who want to learn about Hawaiʻi’s culture and natural resources through hands on experiential project-based learning. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants will travel to various conservation and culturalsites
KUPU 'ĀINA CORPSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU AINA CORPSKUPU HAWAII YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPSKUPU HAWAII JOBSHAWAII CONSERVATION CORPSKUPUHAWAII CONSERVATION
Kupu 'Āina Corps Individual Placement - Position Description Program Duration – Early October - Mid December, 2020 The Kupu 'Āina Corps is a new initiative designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. HAWAIʻI YOUTH CULINARY PROGRAM GIVES GREEN JOBS TRAININGKUPU CULINARYKUPU HAWAII JOBSKUPU CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHAWAII CONSERVATION JOBSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU PROGRAM HAWAII Program Dates: April 29 – May 24, 2019 (4 weeks) Position Duties: This is a four week-long, part-time introductory training opportunity from April 29- May 24, 2019 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 9am-3pm), that includes but is not limited to: Guest Speakers/Field trips to visit vendors and culinary industry professionals and learn KUPU CULINARY PROGRAM SELLING BENTO & SALAD BOXES Kupu Culinary Program selling bento & salad boxes. Our Kupu Culinary division located at Kewalo Basin is now offering bento & salad lunch boxes for purchase. All proceeds will be directly supporting our programs at Kupu. Check out the options that are available for the corresponding week, and visit kupuculinary.square.site to place anorder!
KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
LEARN MORE ABOUT KUPU AND THE IMPACT OF OUR PROGRAMS 2015 – Environmental Protection Agency, Food Recovery Challenge, Certificate of Achievement. 2017 – Hawai‘i Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations, Community Collaborator Award. 2018 – USDA, US Forest Service, Regional Forester Award. 2017 – Hawaii Business Magazine,Top 250 Companies.
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGE CREATED TO EMPOWER HAWAIʻI YOUTHS A program of Kupu and Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, the Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge (HYSC) is an initiative to empower Hawaiʻi youth to create solutions to conservation and sustainability challenges in their schools and communities.The solutions to the challenges—either identified by the students themselves or by community partners—must be student-driven.HYCC COMMUNITY
The Hawaiʻi Youth Conservation Corps (HYCC) Community Program is an Oʻahu-based program that prepares under-resourced youth for the workforce by providing them with life skills training, green job and volunteer opportunities and encouragement to meaningfully impact their local communities through service. Kupu staff members and Community Youth Team Leaders mentor participants, INTERNATIONAL PACFIC RESILIENCY FELLOWS CREATE Program Design and Curriculum. The program is designed as a 16-month, cohort-based fellowship consisting of two 10-day in person training institutes in Hawaii separated by a year-long intersession. Throughout the program fellows will engage with Kupu staff, mentors, and each other on calls, blogs, and through intersession assignments. SUMMER CONSERVATION -SPEND YOUR SUMMER MAKING A DIFFERENCE The HYCC Summer Program is designed for young adults who are interested in exploring environmental and education based careers. The program is an outdoor summer experience in which individuals serve together in teams to complete hands-on fieldwork at various Host Sites across their respective islands. HAWAIʻI YOUTH SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGE The Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge provided over $17,000 to 22 student-led projects from public, private, and charter schools in2017-2018.
KUPU BREAKS GROUND FOR ITS GREEN JOBS TRAINING & HO‘AHU CENTER The renovated Kupu Green Jobs Training & Community Center will include a new commercial kitchen, laboratory facilities, classroom and meeting spaces to support Kupu’s community and culinary programs for youth and young adults. It will also provide new and innovative spaces for the community to gather for meetings, educational and volunteer KUPU OPENS ITS NEW HO‘OKUPU CENTER AT KEWALO BASIN HONOLULU – Kupu, Hawaiʻi’s leading environmental education nonprofit organization, held a blessing today officially opening its Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Ho‘okupu Center at Kewalo Basin. With the Center’s opening, Kupu fulfilled its vision of offering the Hawai‘i community a first-of-its-kind facility devoted to encouraging and preparing local youth to become leaders in the green KUPU - BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR HAWAIʻI'S YOUTHABOUTPROGRAMSPARTNERSHOʻOKUPU CENTERSUPPORTUPDATES & STORIES Lau Kupu Day 2021. On March 20th, we revived our Lau Kupu Day to celebrate the beginning of the Spring season! Lau Kupu was a hybrid community engagement event that offered a drive-thru native plant giveaway, or an outplanting opportunity in partnership with Hui ʻo Hoʻohonua.This is a new type of occasion for Kupu; by offering two options to participate, we were able to offer chances to KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF POSITIONS 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 1200; Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813; Phone (808) 735-1221; info@kupuhawaii.org RENT WATERFRONT HOOKUPU CENTER IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC Lumi Aʻo (Training) $50 per hour. Lumi Papa Mauka (Classroom) $40 per hour. Safe Cleaning Fee $200. Audio-Visual Fee $150. Parking Fee (>15 Vehicles) $300. Alcohol Fee $200. *See Hoʻokupu Center User information below for details on rates and fees. For additional information, please email hc@kupuhawaii.org or call us at (808)439-8376.
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. HAWAII YOUTH CAMP, KUPU'S KŌKUA CAMP, TEACHES ABOUTBEST YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSMICHIGAN YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSSUMMER YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSYOUTH HOCKEYCAMPS
Kōkua Camp. Kupu’s Kōkua Camp is intended for Hawaiʻi youth, ages 12-17 year old, who want to learn about Hawaiʻi’s culture and natural resources through hands on experiential project-based learning. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants will travel to various conservation and culturalsites
KUPU 'ĀINA CORPSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU AINA CORPSKUPU HAWAII YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPSKUPU HAWAII JOBSHAWAII CONSERVATION CORPSKUPUHAWAII CONSERVATION
Kupu 'Āina Corps Individual Placement - Position Description Program Duration – Early October - Mid December, 2020 The Kupu 'Āina Corps is a new initiative designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. HAWAIʻI YOUTH CULINARY PROGRAM GIVES GREEN JOBS TRAININGKUPU CULINARYKUPU HAWAII JOBSKUPU CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHAWAII CONSERVATION JOBSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU PROGRAM HAWAII Program Dates: April 29 – May 24, 2019 (4 weeks) Position Duties: This is a four week-long, part-time introductory training opportunity from April 29- May 24, 2019 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 9am-3pm), that includes but is not limited to: Guest Speakers/Field trips to visit vendors and culinary industry professionals and learn KUPU CULINARY PROGRAM SELLING BENTO & SALAD BOXES Kupu Culinary Program selling bento & salad boxes. Our Kupu Culinary division located at Kewalo Basin is now offering bento & salad lunch boxes for purchase. All proceeds will be directly supporting our programs at Kupu. Check out the options that are available for the corresponding week, and visit kupuculinary.square.site to place anorder!
KUPU - BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR HAWAIʻI'S YOUTHABOUTPROGRAMSPARTNERSHOʻOKUPU CENTERSUPPORTUPDATES & STORIES Lau Kupu Day 2021. On March 20th, we revived our Lau Kupu Day to celebrate the beginning of the Spring season! Lau Kupu was a hybrid community engagement event that offered a drive-thru native plant giveaway, or an outplanting opportunity in partnership with Hui ʻo Hoʻohonua.This is a new type of occasion for Kupu; by offering two options to participate, we were able to offer chances to KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT A year-long program that provides direct support to teachers and students based on school-identified needs. EELs engage students grades 6-12 in hands-on, work-based learning activities; bring in guest speakers and expert professionals; and develop curriculum that broadens student knowledge while fostering long-term school and industry connections. KUPU'S ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF POSITIONS 677 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 1200; Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813; Phone (808) 735-1221; info@kupuhawaii.org RENT WATERFRONT HOOKUPU CENTER IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC Lumi Aʻo (Training) $50 per hour. Lumi Papa Mauka (Classroom) $40 per hour. Safe Cleaning Fee $200. Audio-Visual Fee $150. Parking Fee (>15 Vehicles) $300. Alcohol Fee $200. *See Hoʻokupu Center User information below for details on rates and fees. For additional information, please email hc@kupuhawaii.org or call us at (808)439-8376.
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. HAWAII YOUTH CAMP, KUPU'S KŌKUA CAMP, TEACHES ABOUTBEST YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSMICHIGAN YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSSUMMER YOUTH HOCKEY CAMPSYOUTH HOCKEYCAMPS
Kōkua Camp. Kupu’s Kōkua Camp is intended for Hawaiʻi youth, ages 12-17 year old, who want to learn about Hawaiʻi’s culture and natural resources through hands on experiential project-based learning. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants will travel to various conservation and culturalsites
KUPU 'ĀINA CORPSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU AINA CORPSKUPU HAWAII YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPSKUPU HAWAII JOBSHAWAII CONSERVATION CORPSKUPUHAWAII CONSERVATION
Kupu 'Āina Corps Individual Placement - Position Description Program Duration – Early October - Mid December, 2020 The Kupu 'Āina Corps is a new initiative designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. HAWAIʻI YOUTH CULINARY PROGRAM GIVES GREEN JOBS TRAININGKUPU CULINARYKUPU HAWAII JOBSKUPU CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHAWAII CONSERVATION JOBSKUPU INTERNSHIP PROGRAMKUPU PROGRAM HAWAII Program Dates: April 29 – May 24, 2019 (4 weeks) Position Duties: This is a four week-long, part-time introductory training opportunity from April 29- May 24, 2019 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from 9am-3pm), that includes but is not limited to: Guest Speakers/Field trips to visit vendors and culinary industry professionals and learn KUPU CULINARY PROGRAM SELLING BENTO & SALAD BOXES Kupu Culinary Program selling bento & salad boxes. Our Kupu Culinary division located at Kewalo Basin is now offering bento & salad lunch boxes for purchase. All proceeds will be directly supporting our programs at Kupu. Check out the options that are available for the corresponding week, and visit kupuculinary.square.site to place anorder!
KUPU OFFERS HUNDREDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS EACH YEAR Kupu offers hundreds of environmental programs each year. Each year, Kupu offers hundreds of service opportunities that create positive environmental, cultural and community impact across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region. Kupu offers summer and year long positions. All participants serve alongside experts, receiving valuable mentorship,and
LEARN MORE ABOUT KUPU AND THE IMPACT OF OUR PROGRAMS 2015 – Environmental Protection Agency, Food Recovery Challenge, Certificate of Achievement. 2017 – Hawai‘i Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations, Community Collaborator Award. 2018 – USDA, US Forest Service, Regional Forester Award. 2017 – Hawaii Business Magazine,Top 250 Companies.
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP Select Courses led by ASU faculty virtually for 8-weeks. Participate in what interests you & earn 3 university credits per class. Purchase Credits using your Kupu AmeriCorps Education Award. For questions, contact us by calling 808.735.1221, extension 2002 or send us an email at conservation@kupuhawaii.org. SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGE CREATED TO EMPOWER HAWAIʻI YOUTHS A program of Kupu and Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, the Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge (HYSC) is an initiative to empower Hawaiʻi youth to create solutions to conservation and sustainability challenges in their schools and communities.The solutions to the challenges—either identified by the students themselves or by community partners—must be student-driven.HYCC COMMUNITY
The Hawaiʻi Youth Conservation Corps (HYCC) Community Program is an Oʻahu-based program that prepares under-resourced youth for the workforce by providing them with life skills training, green job and volunteer opportunities and encouragement to meaningfully impact their local communities through service. Kupu staff members and Community Youth Team Leaders mentor participants, INTERNATIONAL PACFIC RESILIENCY FELLOWS CREATE Program Design and Curriculum. The program is designed as a 16-month, cohort-based fellowship consisting of two 10-day in person training institutes in Hawaii separated by a year-long intersession. Throughout the program fellows will engage with Kupu staff, mentors, and each other on calls, blogs, and through intersession assignments. SUMMER CONSERVATION -SPEND YOUR SUMMER MAKING A DIFFERENCE The HYCC Summer Program is designed for young adults who are interested in exploring environmental and education based careers. The program is an outdoor summer experience in which individuals serve together in teams to complete hands-on fieldwork at various Host Sites across their respective islands. HAWAIʻI YOUTH SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGE The Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge provided over $17,000 to 22 student-led projects from public, private, and charter schools in2017-2018.
KUPU BREAKS GROUND FOR ITS GREEN JOBS TRAINING & HO‘AHU CENTER The renovated Kupu Green Jobs Training & Community Center will include a new commercial kitchen, laboratory facilities, classroom and meeting spaces to support Kupu’s community and culinary programs for youth and young adults. It will also provide new and innovative spaces for the community to gather for meetings, educational and volunteer KUPU OPENS ITS NEW HO‘OKUPU CENTER AT KEWALO BASIN HONOLULU – Kupu, Hawaiʻi’s leading environmental education nonprofit organization, held a blessing today officially opening its Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Ho‘okupu Center at Kewalo Basin. With the Center’s opening, Kupu fulfilled its vision of offering the Hawai‘i community a first-of-its-kind facility devoted to encouraging and preparing local youth to become leaders in the green Apply now for the Conservation Leadership Development Program!Learn More
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Kupu - Building a brighter future for Hawaiʻi's youth Kupu provides service-learning programs in conservation and sustainability to empower youth, restore communities, and build a more sustainable future for Hawaii. Hawaii, Conservation, Sustainability, Environment, Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps, Natural Resources, Environmental Education, GreenJobs 15261
home,page-template,page-template-full_width,page-template-full_width-php,page,page-id-15261,tribe-no-js,,qode-title-hidden,qode-theme-ver-3.0,wpb-js-composer js-comp-ver-5.0.1,vc_responsive BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR HAWAIʻI’S YOUTH Kupu, which means “to sprout” or “to grow” in Hawaiian, has a two-fold mission: to preserve the land while empowering youth. The organization provides hands-on training in conservation, sustainability, and environmental education for young adults, with the goal of fostering our next generation of environmental and cultural stewards. Kupu’s work has been likened to the role of the kupukupu fern, which is one of the first plants to cultivate the land after a lava flow. The fern not only serves as a foundational species for rebuilding a healthy, native ecosystem, but it also symbolizes a place where knowledge can grow. Established in 2007 as a Honolulu-based 501(c)3 non-profit, Kupu affirms the Hawaiian notion of “ma ka hana ka ʻike” or “in working one learns.” This approach has led to the creation of hundreds of internships and service-learning opportunities which blend vocational training and green leadership development to support more than 100 partner sites across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific region.LAU KUPU DAY 2021
On March 20th, we revived our Lau Kupu Day to celebrate the beginning of the Spring season! Lau Kupu was a hybrid community engagement event that offered a drive-thru native plant giveaway, or an outplanting opportunity in partnership with Hui ʻo Hoʻohonua . This is a new type of occasion for Kupu; by offering two options to participate, we were able to offer chances to engage safely. In partnership with Hawaiian Electric and our other sponsors, we were able to rehome 250 native plants and raise $26,000 for our programs. The 250 plants integrated into the ecosystem have an annual CO2 equivalent of approximately 4,967 pounds, which is equivalent to capturing the CO2 emissions from consuming 255 gallons of gas, burning 2,500 pounds of coal, using 93 propane cylinders, and charging 289,238 smartphones. These plants will also intercept 16,760 gallons of rainfall over their lifetime. Read the Lau Kupu Day 2021 Press Release here MAHALO TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!THE CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM APPLICATIONS ARE NOW
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If you or someone you know is looking for a meaningful way to give back to the environment and community then consider applying to our upcoming Sept/October cohorts. This opportunity is an excellent hands on learning experience for those interested in establishing a career within Conservation.Learn more
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"My experience of hard work that makes an impact in our state is a reward all on its own." Taylor, HYCC Summer (2015)*
"I have gained field skills like how to work a GPS, how to use a weed-whacker, how to identify native plants and so much more. I have also gained confidence, a bit of independence, and leadership skills that will help me in the future." Emmalani, HYCC Summer (2018)*
"The Sustainability Initiatives program introduced me to a powerful network of sustainability and cultural leaders in Hawai’i, and ultimately helped me secure my first full-time job with a food systems advocacy nonprofit. Since 2017, I have worked for nonprofit organization The Kohala Center on Hawai’i Island as rural economic development supervisor, where everyday I get to use the skills I gained through Sustainability Initiatives to pay it forward and help farmers and rural businesses thrive." Megan, Sustainability Initiatives (2013-14)*
"Kupu has been absolutely fundamental to who I am and what my career is today. I learned so much about myself and my homeland, and gained valuable lab and field experience that led me to the permanent, full-time conservation job offer I recently recieved!" Layla, Conservation Leaders (2017-18, 2016-17), HYCC Kalaupapa ProTeam (2018)
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"Getting to experience Kupu as a 17-year-old in high school opened up my world to the true cultural and ecological diversity of Hawaiʻi. The community of people that Kupu attracts is the reason I kept going back, first as a junior and then twice as a leader, and the experiences I had have shaped the human I am today: one who cares deeply about both environmental and social justice in Hawaiʻi (and one who has friends on every island who share those values). I think every young person in Hawaiʻi should do at least one of Kupu's programs both for their own personal growth and also to learn how to be a valuable steward of the land." Inanna, HYCC Summer (2015, 2014, 2012, 2009)*
"Kupu is the gateway to a whole realm of opportunities for growth, networking and expansion of knowledge. This program provides the privilege to learn more about both the scientific and Hawaiian cultural side of conservation which to me is what makes this a unique experience that can’t be found anywhere else. After all the hard work and efforts put into restoring our ʻāina, watching native plants that you worked to raise from seed to out planting back into the wild is what makes this career field well worth it!" Kelci, Conservation Leaders Summer (2016), HYCC Summer (2015)*
"Working with Kupu this summer helped me to gain so much knowledge about the conservation field in Hawaiʻi" Crystal-Lynn, HYCC Summer (2015)*
"Although our time at each site was brief, I believe that this summer was the greatest I've ever had." Taylor, HYCC Summer, 2015*
"The one thing I discovered and rediscovered throughout my summer was truly living mālama honua through and through." Maya, HYCC Summer (2015)*
"My experience of hard work that makes an impact in our state is a reward all on its own." Taylor, HYCC Summer (2015)*
"I have gained field skills like how to work a GPS, how to use a weed-whacker, how to identify native plants and so much more. I have also gained confidence, a bit of independence, and leadership skills that will help me in the future." Emmalani, HYCC Summer (2018)CONTACT
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