State-wide planning toward environmental education in Hawaii was initiated by a volunteer group of citizens called The Citizen's Committee for Environmental Education. Based on their activities, this report: (1) enumerates the concerns underlying the establishment of the committee, (2) outlines the process and results of the interviews, workshops, and conferences conducted by the committee, and (3) presents the resulting recommendations of the community for a state-wide plan for environmental education. Following an assessment of needs, the major objective of the proposed program is to establish an environmental education service center in the state, concerned with the initiation and stimulation of educational processes which deal with man's relationships with his natural and man-made surroundings. The center would function under a mixed structure of public and private enterprise to assist and stimulate existing agencies in their work in environmental education. Detailed in the report are the general objectives and scope of the proposed program, structure of the proposed center, its status, funding, duties of the director and personnel, program, and budget. Supplementary information includes summaries of workshop questions and evaluations relating to the needs, priorities, and means of program implementation. (BL)