Activists Rally At Capitol To Support Local Farmers
Participants handed out taro cuttings and called on lawmakers to invest in agriculture.
EPA: Hawaii’s Military Bases Dumped 630,000 Pounds Of Toxic Nitrate Into The Ocean
While federally permitted, the Environmental Protection Agency hopes the data’s public release spurs facilities to reduce their chemical waste.
New Boulder Barriers Aim To Protect Monk Seals From Illegal Off-Roading
Trucks disrupting seals resting on the sand have been a problem for years at Wawamalu. The new barriers aim to stop that.
Court Ruling Halts All Existing Hawaii Commercial Aquarium Fishing Licenses
The latest order compels state officials to cancel all existing commercial aquarium licenses because they lack the proper reviews, environmental advocates say.
Monk Seal Killings On Kauai Highlight Human Threat To Endangered Species
A new study found that human activity was to blame for more than half of all known seal deaths in the islands over the past quarter century.
How Hawaii Scientists Are Keeping Their Research Alive During The Pandemic
Fewer trips to the field have become the norm as scientists adapt by working from home and connecting with colleagues.
Saving Hawaii’s Koa Industry — And The Environment
Updated: The private sector and state are coming together to ensure an abundance of koa far into the future.
Federal Spending Bill Includes More Protection For Papahanaumokuakea
Commercial fishing interests have pressured the Trump administration to loosen fishing restrictions in the national marine monument.
Scientists Unveil New 3D Maps In Race To Save Hawaii Coral
UPDATED: Researchers are using the new aerial mapping techniques to better understand what’s happening to Hawaii’s coral — and how to better protect it.
Fireworks Among ‘Dangerous Goods’ In Containers That Fell Overboard Off Hawaii’s Coast
A massive freighter that lost more than 1,800 containers off the coast of Hawaii last week — including 64 “containing dangerous goods” — has docked in Japan.