Establishes Hawaii Beach Day on August 30 to promote beach conservation and cultural significance.
The bill establishes an annual Hawaii Beach Day on August 30 to celebrate, promote, and protect Hawaii's beaches. The day aims to raise public awareness about preserving and protecting beaches, celebrate their cultural and recreational value, encourage participation in beach cleanups, and highlight sustainable tourism practices. The Hawaii Tourism Authority, in collaboration with the Department of Land and Natural Resources, will organize events such as beach cleanups, educational campaigns, and cultural demonstrations.
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