A small flock of Nene, or Hawaiian Geese, call the Hilton Waikoloa Village Resort their happy home. With wild populations just under 1,000 throughout the islands today, it’s still a vast improvement from the low count of just a few dozen back in the 1950s. Through conservation efforts and the nenes’ reproduction success in captivity, numbers have grown back slowly but steadily over the last several decades. However, despite recent success stories, the nene still remains the rarest goose breed worldwide.
nene at hotel
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