Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge
Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge, located in Kilauea, HI, is a picturesque refuge surrounded by waterfall-draped mountains. Established in 1972, it is the oldest of Kaua'i's three refuges and is dedicated to the recovery of threatened and endangered species, including the Hawaiian duck, Hawaiian coot, Hawaiian moorhen, Hawaiian stilt, and Hawaiian goose.
The refuge provides wetlands habitat for these endangered species and also supports traditional kalo farming practices that help maintain waterbird feeding and nesting areas. While the refuge is currently closed to the public to protect these species, visitors can still enjoy the scenic views from an observation point along Kuhio Highway in Princeville.
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