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Much
of the Kona Forest Unit includes native mesic forest dominated by
‘ōhi‘a
and koa trees with an understory of tree ferns and other native flora. The refuge is home to: Hawai‘i creeper, ‘akiapola‘au, the Hawaiian hawk or ‘io, and a number of endangered plants also occur here. |
For
more information:
Refuge Manager
Big Island
National Wildlife Refuge Complex
60 Nowelo Street, Suite 100
Hilo, Hawai‘i
96720
(808)443-2300
(808)443-2304 fax
Email: james_glynn@fws.gov
Big Island National Wildlife Refuge Complex