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- 03/17/22-JOIN THE KAULUNANI ADVISORY COUNCIL AND BECOME A LEADER IN URBAN AND COMMUNITY FORESTRY FOR HAWAI‘I(Honolulu) - Are you passionate about trees and their value for our well-being? Do you have professional experience you would like to apply to improving our urban and community forests and green spaces across the state? The Kaulunani Urban and Community Forestry Program is seeking qualified and enthusiastic applicants for its Urban & Community Forestry Advisory Council.
- 03/16/23 – INPUT SOUGHT FOR MANAGEMENT OF KĪPAHULU FOREST RESERVE ON MAUI(KAUPŌ, MAUI) –Management efforts on the southeast slopes of Haleakalā aim to gradually restore the native forest ecosystem of Maui’s Kīpahulu Forest Reserve. The DLNR Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is seeking community input on a draft plan to help guide priorities for the area over the next decade.
- 08/02/23-RAPID RESPONSE HOTLINE AVAILABLE FOR MARINE DEBRIS REMOVAL(HONOLULU) – Marine pollution is a very significant threat to marine life in the ocean. Abandoned, lost, and discarded fishing nets can ruin essential habitat like coral reefs, as well as entangle marine life such as turtles and humpback whales. The Protected Species Program with the Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) would like to remind everyone to utilize its statewide marine debris hotline and reporting website.
- 02/2/24 – KEALAKEKUA COMMUNITY-LED CORAL RESTORATION PROJECT AIMS TO ACCELERATE REEF GROWTH AND RECOVERY(KEALAKEKUA BAY, HAWAI‘I ISLAND) - The Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) took part in a second collaborative coral restoration project today with Hawaiian cultural practices and protocols in the waters of Kealakekua Bay, on the Kona side of Hawai‘i Island. Kanu Ko‘a is the name of a community-led project integrating Hawaiian culture, the local community, and the science of coral restoration, and the ceremony emphasized ‘ohana (family) and relationships with ko‘a (corals).
- Revocable PermitsPermit Process The Board of Land and Natural Resources may issue revocable permits to a business entity for the temporary occupancy of state lands on a month-to-month basis by direct negotiation without public auction per HRS 171-55. Permits are issued and effective on a month-to-month basis and shall automatically terminate one year from the commencement […]
- HAWAI`I ISLAND FACILITIESHawai`i Island District Office Honokohau Small Boat Harbor 74-380 Kealakehe Parkway, Kailua-Kona, Hawai`i 96740-2704 Ph: (808) 327-3690 Fax: (808) 327-3675 Email: [email protected] Honokohau Boat Harbor Kailua-Kona Wharf Kauhako (Hookena) Ramp Kawaihae Harbor Keauhou Boat Harbor Miloli`i Landing Pohoiki Ramp – CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Puako Ramp Reed’s Bay Wailoa Sampan Basin and Boat Harbor Various […]
- Day-Use MooringsMAKING THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE – SAVING THE CORAL REEF- Day Mooring Buoys Coral reefs provide many benefits to our islands. They provide protection from waves and storm surges as well as habitat for marine life. Coastal reefs support a thriving ocean recreation industry. Day mooring buoys both protect our nearshore reefs and […]
- ComplaintsCitizens may report misconduct by any DLNR Conservation and Resource Enforcement Officer in an effort to address public concern, correct inappropriate behavior, and uphold the public’s trust in their enforcement officers and the Department of Land and Natural Resources. Complaint Procedures DLNR Division of Conservation and Resource Enforcement is evaluating applying for accreditation from the […]
- Hundreds Receive Permits For Vehicle Access At Ka’ena PointHONOLULU – An access gate at Ka’ena Point State Park Reserve, Mokule’ia section was locked at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014. Only people who applied for permits under the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) new vehicle access system can now drive on designated roads within the park. Pedestrians and bicyclists do not need a permit.