Animals • August 4, 2026

Longest Predator Exclusion Fence in the Pacific Protects Thousands of Ground-Nesting Seabirds

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Longest Predator Exclusion Fence in the Pacific Protects Thousands of Ground-Nesting Seabirds

In 2022, the longest "predator exclusion fence" anywhere in the Pacific was completed on Kauai, encircling 168 acres of prime seabird nesting habitat. The nesting birds include endangered species that were under constant threat of ravaging feral cats and pig before the 11,200-foot-long fence was raised. Now, 4 years later, these seabirds are following their

In 2022, the longest "predator exclusion fence" anywhere in the Pacific was completed on Kauai, encircling 168 acres of prime seabird nesting habitat. The nesting birds include endangered species that were under constant threat of ravaging feral cats and pig before the 11,200-foot-long fence was raised. Now, 4 years later, these seabirds are following their
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