Pacific Islands
Honolulu, HI 96850
Plan Your Visit
The Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife Office is located in downtown Honolulu, with an additional office in Guam. The office works to conserve unique species and ecosystems within the Hawaiian Islands, Mariana Islands, and American Samoa. Successful conservation depends on collaborations and partnerships with local communities and private landowners. Office hours in Honolulu are Monday through Friday, 7 am to 5 pm.
Get Involved
Give your student's a first hand experience by dissecting a bolus in your classroom! Learn about the effects of marine debris on sea birds. Request boluses for your class and use activity sheets, pictures, and videos to better inform the future generation of conservationists.
Services
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife has set up a series of permits that help to balance the needs of people and wildlife and minimize the impact of certain activities. These include Section 10 Endangered Species Permits (Enhancement of Survival, Incidental Take, and Recovery Permits), Migratory Bird Permits, and Information for Planning and Consultation (IPaC) tools.
About
The Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife Office administers the Endangered Species Act for land and freshwater species across a vast region including Hawaiʻi, Guam, and American Samoa. They focus on identifying species at risk of extinction and implementing recovery plans through partnerships with government agencies, private landowners, and local communities. Their work spans diverse ecosystems, from coral reefs to alpine deserts, to protect biodiversity and cultural heritage.