Wild Dolphin Foundation facilitates Hawaii dolphin excursions on Oahu: Sailboat snorkel and swim cruises. Visit dolphins,sea turtles,
whales in Hawaii!
On of the Hawaiian Island's most popular attractions.
Waikiki Aquarium Offers a virtual tour on their Website. Designated the Coastal Eco System Learning Center for the Pacific
Region, this is a small but interesting attraction on Oahu.
View Hawiian monk seals, whales, turles, sharks and more in their natural habitats on National Geographic's Critter Cam.
World Turtle Trust serves as a link between sea turtle conservation projects around the world and people who wish to help them. Projects of the World Turtle Trust include the Kamehame Beach Hawskbill Monitoring Program. This well designed Website also offers a legend of the honu, the Hawaiian turtle, lots of facts and book recommendations.
Turtle Trax Maui photos of Hawaiian sea turle, lots of updated information. Education site created by sea turtle advocates Peter Bennett and Ursula Keuper-Bennett.
Cetacean Society International is an all volunteer, non-profit conservation, education, and research organization based in the USA, with volunteer representatives in 26 countries around the world. Learn how you can help. Listen to the songs of humpback whales. Free photo gallery. Book and tape recommendations.
Video: "For the Sea" Coral reef animals and etiquette: Brought to you from Hawaii.
Aloha and welcome to my Hawaiian animal page! I live in Hawaii on the largely rural Hawaii Island (aka Big Island, Volcano Island, Orchid Isle) where Hawaiian animals are found everywhere and where I taught high school students about these amazing animals of Hawaii. My backyard "pool" is the coral reef and volcano heated ponds where I get to swim with sea turtles and native Hawaiian fish. The birds and mammals of Hawaii are beautiful and many are found nowhere else on the planet, so I am creating a list of the best and most fun Hawaiian animal and environmental Websites I've found so far. You'll also find below some amazing facts about Hawaiian animals. These are not affiliates or friends's sites - these are wonderful resources for anyone interested in learning about Hawaii's native and endangered species.
Honu, Hawaian green sea turtle haul themselves up on the beaches to bask in the sun, while the Hawaiian Hawksbill only comes to land to lay her eggs.
Many sea turtles are seen at Punaluu Beach on the Big Island. Please don't touch (our oils harm their shells)
The humpback whales of Alaska migrate to the Hawaiian islands in December and stay through April or May, to mate and give birth in Hawaii's warm waters. There are many places you can view them from shore, underwater or by boat (sail boats and eco friendly tours!)
Stumble It!