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DLNR enforcement officers recently cited 12 divers for illegally removing undersized fish and for fishing without the necessary equipment.

As the city searches for a new site, the Westside offers lessons on how a place can turn into the island’s perceived ‘dumping ground.’

A recent global report found that about 14% of the world’s reefs were lost between 2008 and 2019, mainly due to mass bleaching caused by rising sea temperatures.

Two state departments have settled on a plan for removing lead-contaminated soil at Kolekole Beach Park but have not yet identified the funding for it.

But the Kanaloa Octopus Farm’s owner says the group is off target. The farm is trying to save the species, not serve it for dinner.

The Navy hires biologists and oceanographers to assess and document its environmental impact, but many of those impacts remain unknown.

The United Nations Conference of Biological Diversity will likely be the stage for pledges to create new marine protected areas.

Some residents are taking action to protect their homes and communities from devastating wildland fires.

At least two of the six endangered seals found dead on Molokai so far this year were killed by humans.

Scientists had not seen the imperiled native fern in the wild for years, leading some to believe it could be extinct.