| Amala Road, Kahului - Central Maui |
| Once a royal fishpond, Kanaha Pond State Wildlife Sanctuary is an important breeding are for three endangered Hawaiian birds: the Hawaiian duck, the stilt, and the coot, as well as the endangered sphinx moth. This 143-acre preserve is also a stopping point for Canadian geese as they migrate south for the winter. |
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In the early 1700's, King Kapiiohookalani had
this pond built for storing and fattening fish. In 1951 the Hawaiian government
formally designated the pond as a bird refuge. This pond was designated
a registered natural landmark in late 1971. |
| Directions: |
| Located near the Kahului Airport, the pond
can be accessed off Amala Road that fronts the ocean near Kahului Harbor.
A small parking lot is located by the entrance gate to the sanctuary. |
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