Pakele, the last known wild ʻakikiki, hasn't been seen on Kauaʻi since August 2025. Just 31 birds remain in human care.

Collisions are a very real risk for the next several months, says the sanctuary's superintendent, as whale numbers peak in January and February.

The new display near the entrance grows limu that community groups can one day collect for restoration efforts across Maui.

The Honolulu facility will lose its gym and pool for months as crews tackle roofing, bathrooms and a cracked pool deck.

A decades-long UH breeding push means Hawaiʻi Island growers no longer need mountain air to grow the famous spiky blooms.

Honolulu will dredge up to 70,000 cubic yards of sand to widen a beach that draws 4 million visitors a year.

One pair has nested twice without chicks yet, but Haleakalā's crows are surviving storms and finding their own food.

The new framework drew input from over 250 people across the Pacific before guiding when to move a species to save it.

Day hikes to Hanakāpīʻai Falls resume, but the Kalalau Trail's backcountry stays closed indefinitely.

A coqui frog turned up in Waikīkī as volunteers in Pālolo and Waimānalo wage an uphill fight against the noisy invaders.

Milo and lonomea trees were among those planted at Halewikiō Place, the first step toward a long-promised ‘Āiea park.

Hoomalu Ke Kai is racing the clock at Hanakaape Bay, where storm surge from Hurricane Nolo smashed reef near Koloa Landing.

Free entry, free parking, and a Halloween-themed orchid spectacle hit Washington Middle School this weekend.