The non-profit Hawaii Natural History Association (HNHA) operates three bookstores at Haleakala National Park. HNHA also maintains an online bookstore. Proceeds directly benefit research, educational, and environmental programs at Haleakala National Park
What to buy: I bought this little stuffed bird as a present for my little sister. It squawks when you press a button on the back (photo 2). It was $8.98 (photo 4). I also bought a National Park Passport book (photo 3) which you can get stamps in at any National Park that you visit.
They also have hoodies if you haven't brought a coat and it gets cold, and other items about the park
Updated Jul 15, 2010
Address: Association P.O. Box 369, Makawao, HI 96768
Phone: (808) 985-6051
Website: http://www.nps.gov/hale/supportyourpark/bookstore.htm
This shop has items to purchase for gifts or for greater understanding of the Hawaiian volcanoes. Proceeds from the sales in park visitor centers and the web site are returned directly to the Park Service. There is also an on-line store.
What to buy: # Birds and Biology
# CD-ROM & Screen Savers
# Clothing
# Culture and History
# Field Guides
# For Children
# Hawaiian Language
# Journals
# Magnets
# Maps
# Mouse Pads
# Park Guides
# Photographs
# Pins and Patches
# Plants
# Playing Cards
# Postcards
# Posters and Prints
# Puzzles
# Stickers
# Volcanoes & Geology
One of the particularly appropriate items are sweatshirt "hoodies" because the weather can be quite cold
What to pay: A hoodie is $39.95 and there are also "Endemic" T-shirts for $29.95. But there are items as cheap as $1.50 (the certificate) and the stamps, pins, and patches are also very reasonable.
Written Jul 15, 2010
Address: POB 74, Hawaii National Park, HI 96718
Phone: (808) 985-6051
Website: http://www.hawaiinaturalhistory.org/
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