Kaua`i is also known as the "Garden Isle" for its lush vegetation and spectacular waterfalls. It is the oldest of the Hawaiian islands chain and is approximately 553 square miles in size. Map by USWFS/ Rod Low and Susan Machida The Kaua`i National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Complex consists of Kilauea Point, Hanalei, and Huleia NWRs. Kilauea Point Refuge gets an average of 300,000 visitors a year. Forty-nine species of birds use Hanalei Refuge and 31 species of birds at Huleia.  Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge Alternative Transportation Systems Study Final Report For more information: Mike Hawkes, Refuge Manager Kaua`i National Wildlife Refuge Complex P.O. Box 1128 Kilauea, Hawai`i 96754 (808) 828-1413 (808) 828-1414 fax E-mail: mike_hawkes@fws.gov Main Hawaiian Islands NWRs Top of Page