Hōlanikū (Kure Atoll)
Become A Kure Seasonal Field Camper
DLNR-DOFAW’s Main Work on Kure
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Habitat Restoration
There is a large focus on native plant restoration and invasive plant eradication with time also dedicated to pest management. Large projects to highlight are the Laysan Duck Translocation Project, US-Coast Guard Runway Restoration Project, and the Dune Creation & Restoration Project.
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Natural Resource Protection
All of the monitoring efforts that inform management decisions which include monitoring of seabirds, Laysan ducks, shorebirds, monk seals, honu, and the ecosystem.
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Biosecurity & Conservation Management
The preventative measures to minimize and reverse human impact across all of our operations.
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Hawaiian Science Research & Practices
Where the integration of culture is at the forefront of adaptive management development.
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Outreach Education
Where education gets creative to bring more community engagement to our efforts.
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Pollution Reduction
Where the direct removal of human hazards, impacts, and waste is conducted
Get To Know Kure’s Wildlife, Plants, Camp, and History
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Wildlife
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Plants
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Field Camp Facilities
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