Two more Hawaiian crows, the ʻalalā, were released into the wild in Maui, joining five existing birds as part of a conservation project aiming to establish a sustainable population.

A wayward opossum was discovered at a Maui car dealership and promptly removed by officials, who used an air rifle due to the invasive species' risks. It was sent for rabies testing after removal.

The latest viral video from a Hawaii beach shows exactly why marine advocates say "nothing has improved" in 2025. Conservation officers are now investigating after witnesses watched a man hoist a protected green sea turtle into the air for a photo opportunity, dropping it back on the sand with a pat on its shell.

Volunteers planted 900 native plants at Lower Pāʻia Park in Maui to combat erosion and climate change, with the local DPR and University of Hawai'i supporting the effort.

An aggressive 6–10-foot shark was sighted near the swim area at Nanakuli Beach Park; lifeguards posted warning signs and advised caution.

Kauaʻi's first Coral Restoration Nursery has started with efforts to propagate and restore local coral species, signaling a boost for marine ecosystem health.

Hawaii's DLNR will charge parking fees at four additional state parks for nonresidents and commercial vehicles, aiming to improve park experiences and maintenance.

A second live skunk was captured at Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii, as the state continues efforts to control invasive species and maintain its rabies-free status.

A family hiking on Oʻahu found a taro leaf measuring about 50 inches across. If verified, the blade would outsize the current Guinness-listed taro leaf.

An 8-foot shark was sighted at Hanalei Bay Tuesday; lifeguards posted warning signs and advised no swimming. The bay could reopen Wednesday if there are no more sightings.

Maui Ocean Center’s Marine Institute will run a new island-wide monk seal response team and hotline to document sightings, assist pups and expand public outreach.

Po‘ipū Beach was closed after a 3-4 foot reef shark sighting, with officials implementing caution and ongoing monitoring. Beach access may resume if conditions are deemed safe.

Kaua‘i OSB advises against ocean activities at Hanalei Bay due to a 10-foot tiger shark sighting. Warning signs are posted, and lifeguards are monitoring before deciding on reopening the area.