Hawaii Airfare
Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project
Volunteer With Us Volunteering is a rewarding experience with MFBRP. Volunteers have a chance to gain valuable skills in habitat management and field ornithology activities, while allowing the project to attain its goals. Field duties will vary with current initiatives but typically include assistance in avian conservation through mist netting birds, nest searching, and forest bird population studies. Habitat management requires assistance in maintaining alien predator control grids of rodenticide bait stations and mechanical traps and rat population studies. Other duties could include transect cutting, radio telemetry, and data collection. Field duties are physically challenging. Office duties include, but are not limited to data entry for use in reports, administrative clerical work and preparation/maintenance of all field equipment and facilities. Independent projects are sometimes encouraged. Required qualifications: Good work ethic, patience, and experience/enthusiasm in regard to ... [Read More]
2002 Annual Visitor Research Report
Japanese visitors' per person per person spending continued to be the highest compared to all other visitor groups at $233 per day. Visitors from Other Asia ($165 per day) ranked second followed by those from the U.S. East ($163 per day), Oceania ($148 per day), Europe ($145 per day) and the U.S. West ($142 per day). Visitors from Latin America and Canada spent the least at $123 per day and $115 per day, respectively. Airfare costs to and from Hawaii are not included in these spending estimates. ... [Read More]
2000 Annual Visitor Research Report
Japanese visitors’ per person spending remained the highest at $235 per day, followed by visitors from Other Asia ($195 per day), Latin America ($180 per day), Oceania ($171 per day) and U.S. East ($170 per day). Visitors from Canada, U.S. West and Europe spent the least at $147, $144 and $132 per day, respectively. Airfare costs to and from Hawaii were not included in these figures. ... [Read More]
2001 Annual Visitors Research Report
Japanese visitors' per person spending continued to be the highest compared to all other visitor groups at $241 per day. Visitors from Other Asia ($175 per day) ranked second followed by Oceania ($169), Latin America ($163 per day), U.S. East ($161 per day) and Europe ($160 per day). Visitors from Canada and the U.S. West spent the least at $152 and $150 per day, respectively. Airfare costs to and from Hawaii are not included in these spending estimates. ... [Read More]
Ha'ilono Kina, April 2005
Since 1984 the Special Parent Information Network (SPIN) has been organizing conferences to give families of children with disabilities an opportunity to gather information, network with professionals and other parents, and reenergize for the sometimes challenging job of parenting and advocating for children with special needs. This year SPIN presents 'SPIN'S RECIPE FOR SUCCESS' at their annual conference on April 23, 2005. Conference attendees will be treated to a feast of information at the 18 workshop presentations and many exhibitor displays. Bon Appetit! Parent airfare and partial registration scholarships are availa ble on a limited basis. For more information call SPIN at 586- 8126 v/tty, email to ... [Read More]
1999 Annual Visitor Research Report
Despite the sharp decline (-11.8%) in the average Japanese per person per day spending, the Japanese still had the highest rate at $227.30 per day. Oceania followed at $194.20 per day, and Other Asia at $192.70 per day. The Europeans, U.S. West, and Canadian visitors spent the least per day at $135.40, $135.60 and $143.10, respectively. These figures do not include spending on airfare to and from Hawaii. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
§305-5 Community college conference center revolving fund. (a) There is established a revolving fund for conference center programs conducted by the various community colleges. All fees, charges, and other moneys collected in conjunction with the conference center programs of each community college shall be deposited in separate accounts within the revolving fund. The provost of each college or a designee is authorized to expend funds from the appropriate account in the revolving fund for all costs associated with conducting conferences, seminars, and courses by the conference center programs, including but not be limited to, expenses for honoraria, hotel and room rentals, food and refreshment, printing and mailing, airfare and per diem, leis, rental of audio visual equipment, and conference supplies and materials, without regard to section 103-42 and any competitive bidding requirements pursuant to state procurement requirements. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
§304-8.97 University of Hawaii alumni revolving fund. There is established a revolving fund to be known as the University of Hawaii alumni revolving fund, into which shall be deposited funds and proceeds received by the university from alumni activities and donations from alumni. Funds deposited into this account may be expended by the university for all costs associated with conducting alumni affairs activities and programs for the university system, including but not limited to expenses for honoraria, hotel and room rentals, food and refreshment, printing and mailing, banners and signs, plaques and awards, airfare and per diem, leis, rental of audio visual, musical and stage equipment, and activity supplies and materials, without regard to statutory competitive bidding requirements. [L 1991, c 162, §1; am L 1993, c 178, §1] ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
[§304-8.945 Conference center revolving fund for Hilo campus.] (a) As used in this section, "dean" means the dean of the college of continuing education and community service. There is established a revolving fund for the conference center program in the college of continuing education and community service of the University of Hawaii, Hilo campus. All fees, charges, and other moneys collected in conjunction with the conference center program shall be deposited in the revolving fund. The dean is authorized to expend funds from the revolving fund for all costs associated with conducting conferences, seminars, and courses by the conference center program, including but not limited to, expenses for honoraria, hotel and room rentals, food and refreshment, printing and mailing, airfare and per diem, leis, rental of audio-visual equipment, and conference supplies and materials, without regard to sections 103-22 and 103-42. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
[§304-8.946] University of Hawaii-Hilo theatre revolving fund. There is created within the state treasury a University of Hawaii-Hilo theatre revolving fund, which shall consist of admissions, advertising sales, corporate sponsorships, marketing, merchandising, donations, fund-raising, fees, charges, and other moneys collected in conjunction with the University of Hawaii-Hilo theatre program. The revolving fund shall be administered by the office of administrative affairs of the University of Hawaii-Hilo. Funds may be expended for all costs associated with the theatre program, including artists' fees, production costs, personnel costs, honoraria, per diem, hotel and room rentals, food and refreshments, printing and mailing, advertising, airfare, leis, rental or purchase of equipment, and theater supplies and materials. ... [Read More]
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