HONOLULU – October is Stop the Ant Month in Hawaiʻi and a multi-agency effort throughout the month will encourage residents to collect and submit ants from their properties to help detect and control the spread of invasive little fire ants (LFA) and other harmful pest ants that may be new to the state.
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- 10/01/25 – OCTOBER IS STOP THE ANT MONTH
- 9/26/25 – Working Together to Protect Hawaiʻi’s Estuaries
- 9/24/25 – FLOATING WORKSHOP TELLS A TALE OF TWO REEFS
- 9/23/25 – LOCAL ARTISTS SHOWCASE ORIGINAL ARTWORK WITH FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE
- 9/22/25 – COORDINATED HUNT REDUCES FERAL ANIMAL POPULATION IN KALALAU VALLEY
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