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News 2006 Archive
 

News Releases for 2006

Dec 22, 2006 Five Miles of Hilina Pali Road Closed to Protect Endangered Hawaiian Goose
Dec 03, 2006 Electronic Field Trip - "Eruption: An Island Rising From the Sea" will be broadcast live on Tuesday, December 5, 2006
Nov 14, 2006 Volunteers Invited to Join Efforts to Oust Fountain Grass
Nov 12, 2006 Five Killed in Three-Car Accident Identified
Nov 11, 2006 Five Die in Three-Car Accident on Highway 11
Nov 7, 2006 Park Entrance Free on Veterans Day for U.S. Veterans
Sep 26, 2006 Fire Crew Assists Maui County Fire Department
Sep 26, 2006 Kahuku History Hikes
Sep 21, 2006 Nene Awareness Day
Sep 01, 2006 Park Staff and Visitors Advised to Drink Bottled Water
Aug 29, 2006 Ride On
Aug 28, 2006 NPS and Volunteers Pull Together to Oust Fountain Grass
Aug 28, 2006 Rare Seabird Found Grounded Outside Volcano House
Jul 27, 2006 Hawai`i Firefighters Answer Call for Help
Jun 04, 2006 Celebrate Hawai`i Volcanoes 26th Annual Cultural Festival
May 22, 2006 Park Determines NAGPRA Category of Five Items in Museum
May 18, 2006 Get a Gander at All These Geese
Mar 01, 2006 Rangers Save a Second Visitor's Life with Defibrilator
Jan 12, 2006 Nesting Nene Laying Eggs and Lying Low


Park Ranger Kupono McDaniel leads a group of children on an educational walk
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Hula dancers perform at the Park's annual cultural festival
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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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