Waiehu Municipal Golf Course will undergo aeration from April 21 to 24, affecting playability with alternating nine holes available on the first two and last two days, respectively.

Hawai‘i's Department of Agriculture extends the voluntary pause on interisland bird transport for 90 more days to prevent bird flu spread, despite no new cases since November 2024.

Kīlauea volcano's 13th eruption since December 2024 displays lava fountains up to 600 feet high, with consistent activity contained within Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

Waimea Cook Field will be closed from March 10, 2025, to January 2026, for a $3.2M renovation including resurfaced tennis courts and other improvements.

The McClain sisters apologized for a now-deleted Instagram post where they interacted with a sea turtle in Hawaii, prompting a response from local authorities and an acknowledgment of the importance of respecting wildlife guidelines.

The Hauʻula Forest Reserve in Hawaii is temporarily closed due to Little Fire Ant infestation, with DLNR initiating a containment and removal strategy in collaboration with multiple agencies.

Hāpuna Beach State Park's opening is delayed to 8 a.m. due to a police investigation, with the public advised to avoid entering before 6 a.m. Details on the investigation are limited.

A new bee species, Hylaeus paumako, with a unique all-black face was discovered on Moloka'i by Dr. Karl Magnacca, noting the importance of conservation efforts in the area.

The Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources approved a nonprofit to build a new comfort station in Hā‘ena State Park, funded by the nonprofit's own revenue.

A venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found on a beach in Hilo, prompting warnings from Hawaiian officials and a reminder that such snakes are illegal to import or possess in Hawaii.

Researchers on Kaua‘i released genetically modified sterile mosquitoes to reduce avian malaria and save forest birds, utilizing Incompatible Insect Technology and BTi larvicide in their conservation efforts.

Diamond Head State Monument in Hawaii will have intermittent closures through March and April for safety upgrades to prevent rockfalls, but will remain open during school break.

Volunteers in O‘ahu combat invasive coqui frogs to protect local ecosystems, using citric acid spray as a primary method to control the population and preserve Hawaii's natural and cultural soundscapes.