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The bombing officially ended in 1993, when the U.S. Congress voted to cease military use of Kahoolawe and authorize $400 million for cleanup. In 1994, Kahoolawe was officially transferred back to the state to be held in trust until the formation of a sovereign Hawaiian nation.
Considered uninhabitable due to its diminutive sizea mere 44.6 square milesand lack of fresh water, Kahoolawe became a training ground and bombing range for the U.S. military after World War II.
Following a 10-year period of ordnance removal, control of access to Kahoolawe was transferred to the State of Hawaii in 2003. Today, the KIRC is responsible for the restoration and sustainable management of the island until it can be transferred to a Native Hawaiian entity to manage.
No one is allowed to visit Hawaiis Forbidden Islethe 70-square-mile island, which on a clear day can be spied from Kauais west coastunless they are invited by Niihau owners the Robinson family, or by one of its 70 full-time Native Hawaiian residents.
Following a 10-year period of ordnance removal, control of access to Kahoolawe was transferred to the State of Hawaii in 2003. Today, the KIRC is responsible for the restoration and sustainable management of the island until it can be transferred to a Native Hawaiian entity to manage.
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Archaeological evidence reveals that the island was inhabited for more than 1,000 years, but it is now uninhabited.
Considered uninhabitable due to its diminutive sizea mere 44.6 square milesand lack of fresh water, Kahoolawe became a training ground and bombing range for the U.S. military after World War II.
Access to the Reserve (the island and the 2 miles of ocean surrounding Kahoolawe) is restricted because of the continued danger of unexploded ordnance. Access to the Reserve is permitted only with authorization of KIRC for specific purposes, such as restoration, education, and culture.

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