Big Island Faces Setback as Nature Refills Pohoiki Boat Ramp Just Days After Clearance
Restoration efforts at the Pohoiki Boat Ramp on Big Island face delays as nature refills the cleared area with sand and rocks. Budget constraints limit the DLNR to a less expensive repair option, despite setbacks in the ongoing project.
Honolulu Set for Exciting Fall Events: Fashion Show, Senior Harvest, and Halloween Fun Await Locals and Visitors
The article details upcoming events in Honolulu, including the Talk Story Festival, senior activities, Halloween events, and the Mayor's Craft & Country Fair, organized by the Department of Parks and Recreation.
Hawaiʻi Launches "Stop the Ant Month" to Combat Invasive Species Across Islands
Hawaiʻi has launched "Stop the Ant Month" to combat invasive little fire ants (LFA) with a collaboration between state agencies and university programs, offering free ant-collection kits and education for residents to aid in detection and prevention.
Beloved Hawaiian Monk Seal Hōʻailona Returns to Waikīkī Aquarium Amid Conservation Efforts
Hawaiian monk seal Hōʻailona, known as Hōʻa, has returned to Waikīkī Aquarium from UC Santa Cruz where he was part of conservation studies. His homecoming celebrates conservation efforts for his endangered species.












