Establishes Hawaii Beach Day on August 30 to promote beach conservation and cultural significance.

The bill establishes Hawaii Beach Day on August 30 to celebrate and promote Hawaii's beaches. It mandates the Hawaii Tourism Authority, in collaboration with the Department of Land and Natural Resources, to organize events and activities. These include statewide beach cleanups, educational campaigns, cultural demonstrations, and public art exhibits. The bill also appropriates funds for these activities and requires an annual report to the legislature detailing the events, expenditures, and recommendations for future celebrations. The day is not intended to be a state holiday.

Establishes Hawaii Beach Day on August 30 to promote beach conservation and cultural significance.

The bill establishes Hawaii Beach Day on August 30 to celebrate and promote Hawaii's beaches. It mandates the Hawaii Tourism Authority, in collaboration with the Department of Land and Natural Resources, to organize events and activities. These include statewide beach cleanups, educational campaigns, cultural demonstrations, and public art exhibits. The bill also appropriates funds for these activities and requires an annual report to the legislature detailing the events, expenditures, and recommendations for future celebrations. The day is not intended to be a state holiday.