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Hawai'i Volcanoes National ParkNative hapu`u tree ferns abound in the rain forest
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Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
Wilderness Plan
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Wilderness Plan, Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park, 1975
  Wilderness Study, August 1973 (2.65mb)
  Proposed Wilderness Areas, Draft Environmental Statement, DES 73-68, October 1973 (15.6mb)
  Wilderness Proposal Hearing Proceedings, 20 Feb 1974, Hilo Hawaii (3.02mb)
  Wilderness Proposal Hearing Proceedings, 23 Feb 1974, Kona Hawaii (917kb)
  Wilderness Proposal Hearing Proceedings, 26 Feb 1974, Honolulu Hawaii (2.43mb)
  Wilderness Recommendation, June 1974 (7.80mb)
  Proposed Wilderness Areas, Final Environmental Statement, FES 75-55, 1975 (15.4mb)
 
The Kamehameha Butterfly is orange and black, with white spots.  

Did You Know?
Only two butterflies found in Hawai`i are native. The Kamehameha Butterfly (Vanessa Tameamea) is Hawai`i's state insect, brightly colored, and larger than the Blackburn's blue (Udara blackburni).

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