I enjoy visiting this NWR every time I visit Maui. There are two sections. The coastal boardwalk is open every day and is a nice walk between the beach and coastal wetlands on a well maintained...
Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge
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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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A stroll on the boardwalk. And access to the water at 3 points. Some bird life. Overcast and windy day.
Nice informative visiting center. Short drive to a relaxed walk around the ponds which house at least two endangered Hawaiian birds.
(Late review from September - October 2022) Gorgeous, pleasant views of the beach and coastline. There is a boardwalk from a leisurely stroll here to enjoy and take in the view. Recommended stop...
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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