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- 09/07/22 – KAUA‘I MOSQUITO SURVEY TEAMS AT THE FOREFRONT OF AVIAN MALARIA DETECTION(Koke‘e, Kaua‘i) – Allie Cabrera describes herself as the ‘queen of the road’, due to her almost daily trips from Līhuʻe, to Koke‘e State Park, and onto Camp 10 Road. She could also be described as the current Kaua‘i ‘queen of mosquito trapping’.
- 09/06/22 – FUNDING OPPORTUNITY FROM COMMUNITY WILDFIRE DEFENSE GRANT(HONOLULU) – Each year wildfires burn thousands of acres of land in Hawai‘i impacting communities and natural resources. Dealing with serious fire threats to human safety, infrastructure, native ecosystems and wildlife, agricultural production, watersheds, and more, can leave both rural and urban communities overwhelmed.
- 09/06/22 – PUʻU WAʻAWAʻA VIRTUAL TOUR OFFERS NEW WAYS TO EXPLORE(HONOLULU) - Hawaiʻi residents have a wealth of natural resources to explore, but in some cases these places can be difficult to visit in person.
- 09/04/22 – SATURDAY MAUI SHARK INCIDENT UPDATE (HONOLULU) – A 51-year-old, female visitor, from France was the person involved in an encounter with a shark late Saturday afternoon in Pā'ia Bay on Maui’s north shore.
- 08/31/22 – U.S. CORAL REEF TASK FORCE MEMBERS TOUR HARD-HIT HAWAI‘I CORAL ECOSYSTEM(Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park) – Today, eighty coral scientists, researchers, biologists, and managers from around the country received an up close and personal observation of the health of coral colonies in Kealakekua Bay, one of the most popular snorkel stops on the west side of Hawai‘i Island.
- 08/26/22 – DESPERATION LEVEL HIGH AS SEARCH AND RESCUE RESUMES FOR BIRDS ON KAUA‘I(LĪHUʻE) – As five members of a bird rescue team packed up for 10-days at a field camp in a remote area of Kaua‘i, they all understand the challenges they’ll face and a looming sense of desperation.
- 08/23/22 – THREE ADDITIONAL NĒNĒ FIND HOMES IN HAWAI‘I SANCTUARY AFTER REHAB(HILO) – One had a toe injury. Another had a broken leg. A third nēnē (Hawaiian goose) had a wing amputated. Earlier this month, all three birds were released into the Hawai‘i Island Nēnē Sanctuary, on the lower slopes of Mauna Kea.
- 08/17/22 – WILDFIRE PROTECTION PLANNING WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON ROLE OF INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES(HONOLULU) – Is there a role for everyone in wildfire prevention? Answers to this question and more were addressed at two virtual community planning workshops held Tuesday for residents of East Honolulu
- 08/15/22 – FELLOWSHIPS ANNOUNCED FOR KAULUNANI FORESTRY PROGRAM(HONOLULU) – Are you a college student or recent graduate interested in exploring the role of trees in our communities? The Kaulunani Urban and Community Forestry Program invites applicants for its Tree Canopy Viewer Fellowship program.
- 08/08/22 – RECRUITS MUSTER FOR LARGEST ACADEMY FOR STATE CONSERVATION OFFICERS(HONOLULU) – By this time next year, if they all succeed, the DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) will have 42 additional conservation officers to beef up the ranks in all four branches of the agency: O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Island, Maui, and Kaua‘i.