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Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge

The Kīlauea Point peninsula stands 180-feet above sea level

Red-tailed tropic courting at Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge

Kīlauea Point is home to one of the largest colonies of red-footed boobies (ā) in the world.

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Visitors on a large black walkway at top a bluff are walking and making chalk art. The walk way is surrounded by lush green vegetation and an ocean cove can be seen on the left side.

National Wildlife Refuge Week Oct. 15-19

Laysan albatross flying above Kahuku Golf Course

Migratory Species

Bird-Friendly Golf Courses

Overhead photo of a green island with a dramatic point over 200 feet high with waves crashing on the cliff. There is a lighthouse at the end of the point.

Free Mobile Guide is Now Available

A tall fence cuts across a lush green landscape. There is a green mountain in the background with fluffy white clouds on it.

Wildlife Management

The Pacific's Largest Predator Exclusion Fence

Laysan Albatross colony, a bird sits on a nest with one egg visible

Migratory Species

FWS Pride: Laysan Albatross

Laurel Smith, smiling in uniform, at Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge in Hawaii. Photo Credit: Angela Iwai-Pineda

FWS Behind the Lens Laurel Smith

Two baby sea turtles are on together on the sand. They are dark in color with a light, tan underbelly.

Endangered Species Act

Species Spotlight: Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle (Honu)

A close up of a Hawaiian goose eating grass. It has a black face with a white ring around its black eye. It's long neck is curved bending down to eat the grass.

The Plight of the Nēnē

A tall, slender stone lighthouse on a rocky coast of the deep blue ocean

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Lighthouses of the Refuge System

A large white bird soaring in blue sky with its long white-and-black wings spread the width of the photo

Wildlife Wonders

Refuge Animals From A to Z

Four tan-black-and-white birds with long gray bills probing sand for food at the beach

Where the Birds Are

A small pond surrounded by leafy green vegetation, a few standing dead trees and verdant forest

Wildlife Management

Pagination

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Visitors on a large black walkway at top a bluff are walking and making chalk art. The walk way is surrounded by lush green vegetation and an ocean cove can be seen on the left side.

National Wildlife Refuge Week Oct. 15-19

Laysan albatross flying above Kahuku Golf Course

Migratory Species

Bird-Friendly Golf Courses

Overhead photo of a green island with a dramatic point over 200 feet high with waves crashing on the cliff. There is a lighthouse at the end of the point.

Free Mobile Guide is Now Available

A tall fence cuts across a lush green landscape. There is a green mountain in the background with fluffy white clouds on it.

Wildlife Management

The Pacific's Largest Predator Exclusion Fence

Laysan Albatross colony, a bird sits on a nest with one egg visible

Migratory Species

FWS Pride: Laysan Albatross

Laurel Smith, smiling in uniform, at Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge in Hawaii. Photo Credit: Angela Iwai-Pineda

FWS Behind the Lens Laurel Smith

Two baby sea turtles are on together on the sand. They are dark in color with a light, tan underbelly.

Endangered Species Act

Species Spotlight: Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle (Honu)

A close up of a Hawaiian goose eating grass. It has a black face with a white ring around its black eye. It's long neck is curved bending down to eat the grass.

The Plight of the Nēnē

A tall, slender stone lighthouse on a rocky coast of the deep blue ocean

History and Culture

Lighthouses of the Refuge System

A large white bird soaring in blue sky with its long white-and-black wings spread the width of the photo

Wildlife Wonders

Refuge Animals From A to Z

Four tan-black-and-white birds with long gray bills probing sand for food at the beach

Where the Birds Are

A small pond surrounded by leafy green vegetation, a few standing dead trees and verdant forest

Wildlife Management

Pagination

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