Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge

This CD covers visitation for the purpose of observing and photographing natural resources (including wild plants and animals, wildlife habitats, landscapes, cultural resources, and cultural activities) or public uses of those resources. “Wildlife observation” includes viewing of fish, wildlife...

Environmental education (EE) includes on-refuge activities conducted by NWRS staff or authorized agents that use a planned process to foster awareness, knowledge, understanding, and appreciation in students about fish, wildlife, plants, ecology, natural sciences, and refuge management....

Commercial tours (or ecotourism) consist of any fee-based service providing educational enjoyment of Refuge lands and waters to the visiting public. These services must aim to enhance the Refuge visitor’s knowledge and enjoyment of the key natural, cultural, and historical resources and the...

This document is 508 Compliant.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has completed a Wetlands Management and Waterbird Conservation Plan and Environmental Assessment  for Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge.

The WMWCP describes the processes and procedures needed to achieve...

The State of Hawaii Department of Transportation Highways Division (HDOT) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) developed an Environmental Assessment (EA) to evaluate the effects of constructing the proposed Hanalei Valley Viewpoint at Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge (Refuge, NWR)....