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Seabirds have lived at Ka‘ena Point for thousands of years, long before people arrived, and were once an important source of food for early Hawaiians inhabiting the area as evidenced by bird bones found in ancient campfires. While the birds abandoned nesting at Ka‘ena for a time, with recent protection, they are now returning.
