Interpretive programs are available at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to provide visitors with a more in-depth understanding of the area’s unique geology, culture, and natural resources. Programs include ranger-led hikes, lectures, slide shows, campfire talks and cultural demonstrations. Guided hikes provide visitors with an opportunity to explore the park’s lava flows, volcanic craters and diverse native plant life while learning about the history of the volcanoes and their significance to Hawaiian culture. Ranger-led talks focus on topics such as volcanology and geology as well as conservation efforts in the park. Slide shows featuring images taken by professional photographers give viewers an up close look at some of the most dramatic landscapes in Hawaii. Campfire talks offer a chance for families to gather around a crackling fire and learn about Hawaii’s fascinating history from knowledgeable rangers. Cultural demonstrations showcase traditional Hawaiian crafts like lei making or hula dancing that can be enjoyed by all ages.