Can Private Insurance Save Hawaii’s Coral Reefs?
Fierce storms pose a growing threat to the islands’ beleaguered reefs. Insurance coverage could help restore them, conservationists say.
2 Hawaii Spinner Dolphins Died From A Parasite Found In Cats And Pigs
The public is urged to help reduce the spread of toxoplasmosis through responsible cat ownership by spaying or neutering cats, keeping cats indoors and reporting any illegal dumping of cats.
The State Just Cracked Down On This West Maui Water Company
Olowalu Water Co. was accused of taking more water than it was allowed from a stream, a rule that’s aimed at protecting fragile natural ecosystems.
106,000 Pounds Of Marine Debris Cleaned Up In Papahanaumokuakea
It was the second large-scale clean-up effort inside the national monument around the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
Dog Owner Faces Charges After Harassing Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal
A man’s dog was caught on camera harassing a Hawaiian monk seal on the Big Island. The owner now faces charges from both state and federal agencies.
Lawsuit Raises Stakes In Pollution Dispute Between Boat Owners and Kakaako Developer
A settlement conference on Tuesday could determine the fate of a U.S. Clean Air Act suit against Howard Hughes Corp.
Settlement Reached In Maui Light Pollution Case Over Endangered Seabirds
Grand Wailea has agreed to take protective measures, including dimming and adjusting its lights.
North Shore Group Confronts Growing Threats Of Erosion, Sea Level Rise
Members of the hui say that planning against Hawaii’s encroaching shorelines has been “piecemeal” and “reactionary” so far.
Fishing For Likes: Has Social Media Affected Ulua Fish Stock In Hawaii?
Some experts say giant trevally, a culturally and ecologically important fish, has declined as its popularity has soared online, but better data is needed.
Another Native Kauai Plant Is Now Considered ‘Extinct In The Wild’
A team of biologists is now trying to breed 鈥榓lula so they can reintroduce the plant before it’s too late.