
Kawainui Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary
4.4 (211)park
Hawaii’s largest wetland is a peaceful Kailua sanctuary for rare native waterbirds, set against the Koʻolau Range.
Description






Hundreds of acres of lush green lowlands provide crucial feeding and nesting grounds for several endangered native species, including the Hawaiian stilt, Hawaiian coot, Hawaiian moorhen, and Hawaiian duck. For bird watchers and nature enthusiasts, the marsh is best viewed from designated vantage points or trails like the Leeward CC path.
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Best viewed from trails
