Longest Predator Exclusion Fence in the Pacific Protects Thousands of Ground-Nesting Seabirds
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An 11,200-foot predator exclusion fence completed in 2022 on Kauai now protects endangered seabirds across 168 acres of nesting habitat; four years later, multiple species are successfully raising chicks in areas where feral cats and pigs once killed them.
This fence was completed in 2022; the current update reflects outcomes now visible after four years of operation.
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