
Rushing To Save Kauai’s Ohia Trees From A Deadly, Fast-Spreading Disease
Rapid ohia death, which has felled hundreds of thousands of the environmentally and culturally important trees on the Big Island, was first spotted on Kauai in May.

Proposal For New Dairy On Kauai Dropped After 5-Year Effort
Hawaii Dairy Farms was thwarted by regulatory obstacles, lawsuits and community opposition.

Kauai: World’s Biggest Solar Power Plant Relies On A Flock Of Sheep
The Kauai Island Utility Cooperative is far ahead of the statewide schedule for conversion to alternative energy sources for producing electricity.

Massive Flood Risks Don’t Deter Kauai Homeowners From Rebuilding
Kauai has tightened requirements for shoreline development, but they don’t take into account more alarming recent predictions of the impact of climate change and rising seas.

Kauai: Tourists Keep Coming To Queen’s Bath Despite The Deadly Danger
The county and a community association try to discourage visitors, especially during the wettest months, but tour books point the way.

Kauai: Zuckerberg Could Still Absorb Tiny Parcels Into His Estate
The Facebook founder said he would no longer try to acquire “kuleana” parcels held by families for generations on Kauai’s North Shore, but now they’re being auctioned off.

Kauai: Wash Off Those Invasive Species After A Hike Or Backcountry Drive
A few precautions can prevent the spread of undesirable plants and critters, ecotourism operators are told. But the advice applies to everyone.

Kauai: Tiny Radio Station Spreads Its Show Islandwide — And Beyond
KKCR, which started broadcasting from the North Shore in 1994 and manages to stay on the air 24/7 with a paid staff of five and some volunteers, is trying to build a statewide audience.

Kauai: On A Now Empty Beach, Signs Of Nature’s Comeback
Kee Beach, once nearly loved to death by tourists, is now a place of solitude after last spring’s punishing storms cut it off from the rest of the island.

Kauai: How The Island’s ‘Hyde Park’ Became A Magnet For Protests
Demonstrations like the March for Science and the Women’s March sometimes attract more than 500 participants at a grassy spot outside the airport.