Shearwaters nest in burrows in the soft soil of Kilauea Point overlooking the ocean. Green sea turtles, humpback whales, and dolphins can be seen in the water off the point. Grounds have been landscaped using an array of native coastal plant species. A sales outlet operated by the Kilauea Point Natural History Association offers a variety of books, publications, and maps featuring Hawaii's unique natural history. Binoculars and spotting scopes are available for public use at the visitor center.
Volunteers are available to interpret wildlife activities.
Guided walks up Crater Hill are periodically available. Contact refuge manager for more details. Work Outdoors at GORP Jobs Click Here. All rights reserved.