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Haleakala National ParkFerns create a dense understory in the native forest.
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Listen to the words and heritage of your Pacific Island Park sites.

Olelo Ola
Living Words-
Haleakala National Park brings you a short weekly podcast on the living legacy of Maui, its people, and the environment. The podcast puts Haleakala into context with the rest of the Pacific Islands, the mainland, and the values of the National Parks.

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May was Pacific Islander Heritage Month. To celebrate the 11 national park sites in the Pacific Islands contributed to the “Pacific Island Heritage Word of the Day” in which the cultures of the Pacific parks came to life in a daily podcast.

To Hear or download the archieved files
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The peak of Mauna Loa is visible across the ocean in this coastal view at Kipahulu.  

Did You Know?
When conditions permit you may be able to see across the channel to Hawaii Island while you enjoy the coastal views in the Kipahulu Area of Haleakala National Park.

Last Updated: June 19, 2009 at 20:35 EST