HONOLULU – More than 10,000 humpback whales migrate to Hawaiʻi each winter to breed, nurse calves and raise their young. As koholā, or humpback whale, season reaches its peak in Hawaiʻi the Go Slow – Whales Below initiative urges mariners to be mindful and exercise caution when out on the ocean, for the safety of the whales and everyone on the water.
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- 4/11/26 – MOST STATE PARKS, TRAILS AND CAMPING AREAS ON OʻAHU OPEN, SOME REMAIN CLOSED
- 4/10/26 – KAUAʻI: MULTIPLE CLOSURES DUE TO WASHOUTS ALONG KŌKEʻE CONTOUR ROAD
- 4/9/26 – ALL STATE PARKS AND STATE PARK CAMPING AREAS ON OʻAHU CLOSED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER
- 4/8/26 – PUBLIC URGED TO MONITOR REAL-TIME STREAM CONDITIONS AS STORM APPROACHES HAWAIʻI
- 4/2/26 – HELP PREVENT SPREAD OF INVASIVE ALGAE RECENTLY DETECTED ALONG SOUTH SHORE OF KAUAʻI
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