Honolulu Officials Release A Draft Of The City’s Strategy To Adapt To Climate Change
They’re seeking more input this month from communities across Oahu before they finish the plan.
Lab-Grown Corals Help Restore Damaged Reef In Hanauma Bay
The project demonstrated how it may be possible to restore larger areas much more quickly than would happen naturally.
Discovering This New Plant Species On Maui Was Serendipity
A team of scientists remains committed to preventing species from going extinct in Hawaii.
North Shore Landowners Cited For Clearing Native Plants Along Beach
Hawaii officials are investigating potential harm to seabirds and an endangered native bee species that relied on the area.
Haunani Kane Is Inspiring The Next Generation Of Hawaiian Scientists
The geologist, educator and voyager is tackling climate challenges with community-based solutions.
This State Employee Is Scouring The Earth For Solutions To Combat Hawaii’s Invasive Species
Government needs to speed up its approval process and invest in research infrastructure to defeat a list of environmentally and economically threatening pests, experts say.
Could A Community Land Trust Give Locals More Control Of Lahaina?
Concerns over the potential loss of land in the town began almost immediately.
Hawaii Wildfire-Fighting Force Eyes Eightfold Increase In Funding
Purchasing new firefighting vehicles and drastically reducing fuel for fires reduction would be priorities.
Catherine Toth Fox: Hawaii Should Follow This Island Nation’s Lead To Protect Our Waters
Niue is funding conservation efforts by selling sponsorship of its ocean.
Indigenous Peoples Are Being Excluded From A Global Pool Of Climate Cash
The U.N. says the world is spending trillions on climate action and only a fraction is going to Indigenous communities.