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The Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation Field Trip Grant Program helps bring students to outdoor sites where they can experience hands-on learning about Hawaiʻi's environment. Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation offers financial assistance to Hawaiʻi public schools which otherwise could not afford to participate in environmental field trips. Most field trip locations provide hands-on learning experiences for students grades K-12 and offer educational tours that can be customized to any grade level.

McBryde Garden

Poʻipū, Kauaʻi


Located in Po’ipū, across the street from Spouting Horn, McBryde is the flagship garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden and a global repository of rare and endangered tropical plants. Their collections have been wild-collected by botanists around the world and transported to McBryde Garden to research, cultivate, and thrive.

Visitors to the McBryde Garden can explore 50 acres of diverse plant collections including exotic spices from allspice to vanilla, the largest living collection of native Hawaiian plants, and the brand new Biodiversity Trail that tells the story of plant evolution from 450 million years ago to today.

Explore the unique biodiversity of native and exotic plants, recognized for their value and their beauty. See rare and endangered Hawaiian species and learn about the efforts to save them. Visit the living laboratory and take a trip back to ancient Hawai‘i in the Canoe Garden.

Phone: (808) 742-2623

http://ntbg.org/gardens/mcbryde.php
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