This one-page flyer provides a brief overview of HWC – our mission, history, goals, and impact.

This one-page informational sheet provides an update on HWC’s operations, including growth, challenges, and strategies going forward.

See a full report highlighting the different programs of HWC and the growth of its programs through the decade.

Information about our Wildlife Rehabilitation Internship and Veterinary Externship programs.

HWC offers a shadowing program designed for high school students who may be interested in a career in wildlife rehabilitation or veterinary medicine.

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HWC has managed seabird fallout on O‘ahu since 2017. This report provides info on the O‘ahu Seabird Aid program - including partners and activities - and results of the 2022 fallout season and fallout hotspots.

This internship curriculum was developed to introduce the intern to wildlife rehabilitation and Oʻahu-specific wildlife response programs. Intern is required to spend time at both the main Kapa‘au and Honolulu satellite HWC facilities.

HWC offers support agreements for entities looking to support our wildlife programs and gain additional response benefits or fulfill Habitat Conservation Plan requirements.

Hawks and owls are often affected by rodent poisons. This fact sheets provides more information about rodenticide poisoning and how you can help protect ‘Io and Pueo from harm.

When entanglement happens, here's how to respond. The goal is always to minimize any secondary injuries.

Now that Nēnē are becoming more common in our communities, here's how we can be good neighbors with these species.

This handout provides useful tips on how to enjoy wildlife safely and appropriately.

ハワイ固有の野生生物を守るために観光客が旅行中にできる簡単なこと