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    Hawai'i Volcanoes

    National Park Hawai'i

Land Protection Plan

Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park
Land Protection Plan

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Table of Contents

Coversheet (pdf 17kb)
Finding of No Significant Impact (pdf 76kb)
Document Table of Contents (pdf 31kb)

I. Summary (pdf 26kb)
II. Introduction (pdf 72kb)
III. Purpose of the Park/Legislative History (pdf 292kb)
IV. Land Ownership and Uses (pdf 658kb)
V. Protection Alternatives (pdf 428kb)
VI. Recommendations (pdf 66kb)
VII. Appendixes (pdf 1.4mb)

 


Land Protection Plan - Complete Document - 73 pages (pdf 3mb)

Did You Know?

Ripe `ohelo berries ready to be eaten by nene.

`Ohelo (Vaccinium reticulatum) is a relative of blueberries and a favorite food of nene, the Hawaiian Goose.  Its berries range from dark red to pale yellow when ripe and are sacred to Pele, the volcano deity.