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Kaʻū Wildlife Scholarship | Hawaii Wildlife Fund Kaʻū Wildlife Scholarship Kaʻū Wildlife Scholarship Kaʻū high school students working with HWF mentors HWF is offering scholarships for Kaʻū high school students and recent graduates who are looking to pursue their passions in college or a career technical school! Preferences will be given to high school seniors, but juniors and recent graduates may also apply.
Applicants must live in or go to school in Kaʻū (or have other relevant ties to this moku) . The application form is relatively simple, CLICK HERE for the application , and requires the submission of a one-page essay (400-500 words recommended) focusing on your favorite native wildlife species (plant or animal) that lives in or transits through Kaʻū.
Bonus points if you can describe how you (and others) can help protect your favorite wildlife species, and why the plant / animal is important to Hawaiʻi. Applicants can be pursuing any career or college pathway they desire, but it might be helpful to include any connections that might exist between this species and your future career goal.
Awardees will be given the opportunity to work with the HWF team as mentors and project advisors and gain hands-on experience in the conservation field! And if you do not receive a scholarship, don’t be discouraged! HWF prioritizes local students in volunteer and internship opportunities, too.
Applications are being accepted immediately and with rolling deadlines throughout the summer. Scholarships will be provided until funds run out. We anticipate providing at least ten $500 scholarships.
Please share widely and apply now! CLICK HERE for the application ! Check the box and submit any questions on our Contact page .
Update: As of February 2026, we have awarded five Kaʻū scholarships and are about to launch the first round of Patrick Conant Memorial Scholarship which is geared towards graduate students seeking to expand their/our understanding and connections to Hawaiian wildlife and conservation efforts. More info on our blog published 2/27/26, see HERE for all our blogs.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: High school seniors, juniors, and recent graduates from Kaʻū, Hawaii. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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