Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge

35 reviews

+1 (808) 875-1582

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Mokulele Hwy

Kihei, HI 96753

+1 (808) 875-1582

http://www.fws.gov

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Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge is a 704-acre refuge that was established in 1992 to provide sanctuary for two endangered Hawaiian waterbirds, the Hawaiian coot('alae ke'oke'o) and the Hawaiian stilt(ae'o). It is one of the few natural wetlands remaining in the Hawaiian Islands, and the largest lowland wetland in Maui.

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Poiuytrewq A.

8/8/2023

I did not identify birds when we went but we also went during a hurricane so it was kind of windy. And scary. But the grounds were nice and there was plenty of vegetation. During the rain months...

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Matt K.

9/5/2024

Nice informative visiting center. Short drive to a relaxed walk around the ponds which house at least two endangered Hawaiian birds.

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Susan Z.

3/11/2024

Must see if you enjoy birds and the outdoors. My friend and I walked around the garden and walked around several ponds full of Hawaiian Stilts, coots and sandpipers. We went mid day and assume...

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Maruko X.

5/20/2023

The boardwalk is very well maintained, and it connects few short routes to the long ranged beach. It's a very slow paced walk to observe wild birds and very few tourists.

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Joan F.

3/4/2024

Beautiful spot to stop for a picnic or quick walk. Colorful placards to share information about the wildlife and delicate environment. Totally worthwhile stop --maybe pick up 2-3 pieces of garbage...

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