Accommodations
Participants are encouraged to camp at Kula Kai Caverns. Tents, bedding, etc. are your own responsibility. There are primitive outhouse facilitates at the Caverns. There is NO WATER at the campground, so please bring your own. Please contact the event coordinator if you wish for a list of hotels.

Meals
A continental breakfast and a lunch will be provided to participants on both Saturday and Sunday. Dinner will also be provided on Saturday night. No food will be provided on Friday evening.

Directions
Kula Kai Caverns is located 40 miles south of Kona near South Point. From Highway 11, turn oceanside on Kona Kai. Travel 1.4 miles to Lauhala and turn right. Kula Kai is on the right hand side.

Arrivals
Registration will be open at the Kula Kai Caverns Field Office from 7-10 p.m. on Friday, February 9, and from 7-8 am on Saturday, February 10. Participants are encouraged to arrive on Friday evening.

Schedule
Breakfast is from 7-8 am, with class starting promptly at 8 am each day. Class will end at 6 pm on Saturday, and at 4 pm on Sunday. Saturday dinner will be served after class. The Course Coordinator reserves the right to modify the schedule to fit the needs of the students.

Non-students
Due to the nature of this seminar, no activities are planned for non-students.

Thanks to John Chenger, John Hickman, and Cindy Reid for providing photographs of recent OCRs.