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- 2017 LANAI AXIS DEER HUNTING SEASON HUNT ANNOUNCEMENTThe State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is pleased to announce that application forms for the 2017 Lanai Axis deer hunting season, together with instruction sheets, will be available at all DOFAW Offices Statewide beginning Monday October 17, 2016. Applicants may also apply online. A ten […]
- Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV)Non-licensed vehicle use is only allowed on designated trails with a required permit. You must carry the permit with you when at all times when riding. Any person in possession of a hunting license and who is actually hunting does not require a permit or waiver. Where to Ride Vehicle Riding Permit Required Where to […]
- 2021 Lānaʻi Axis Deer and Mouflon Sheep Season DetailsThe State of Hawaiʻi, Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is pleased to announce details for a combination 2021 Lānaʻi Axis Deer and Mouflon Sheep Season. Hunt Dates, Special Conditions, and Procedures Pursuant to Title 13, Chapter 123, “Rules Regulating Game Mammal Hunting” (13-123-4) the following special conditions […]
- 2015 Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Week Award Recipients Community Hero: Charlotte Yamane Charlotte has tirelessly devoted hundreds of hours volunteering to remove invasive plants from forests all over Oahu. She has extensive natural resource knowledge and skills, which she both shares as an inspiring teacher and puts into action as a dedicated volunteer. She has contributed her expertise to many organizations including […]
- Governor’s Proclamation & HISC Awards: HISAW 2014 Kick-offFor Immediate Release: March 3, 2014 SCOTT ENRIGHT, HDOA and WILLIAM J. AILA JR, DLNR CO –CHAIRMEN HAWAII INVASIVE SPECIES COUNCIL Hawaii Invasive Species Council Joint News Release GOVERNOR ABERCROMBIE KICKS OFF HAWAII INVASIVE SPECIES AWARENESS WEEK 2nd Annual Kickoff Event Recognizes Statewide Heroes – Volunteer opportunities held across the state HONOLULU—On Monday March 3rd, […]
- 2014 Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Week Award Recipients2014 HISC Award Recipients: 2014 Community Hero, presented by Senator Mike Gabbard: Perry Barker, volunteer, has dedicated countless hours in taking care of Honouliuli Preserve on West Oahu, working with his “Senior Day Care” volunteer group. He has spent time not only annihilating invasive plants in the area but has also grown a large amount […]
- 2024 Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness MonthThis year, we celebrate and reinforce our collective aloha ʻāina responsibility with the theme, ‘Who Protects Hawaii? You do. Invasive Species are everyone’s kuleana.’ HISAM is an annual event dedicated to educating and mobilizing the residents of Hawaiʻi to protect our islands from the threats posed by invasive species. Join us throughout the month for […]
- Little Fire Ant (LFA)Wasmannia auropunctata Photo credit below from left to right (1-3. Melody Euaparadorn, Hawaii Ant Lab, 4. DLNR) DESCRIPTION: This ant is a uniform yellow-red to light brown in color, all workers are 1.5 mm in length (half the size of a sesame seed, or as long as a penny is thick, about 1/16”). Little […]
- Naio ThripsNaio Thrips (Klambothrips myopori) Regulatory Status: (N/A) Description Naio thrips are insects which attacks the naio, a native tree species that is extremely important to Hawai’i’s ecosystems. Thrips are small sap-sucking insects with feathery wings. They can cause scarring of leaf, flower, and fruit surfaces leading to lethal plant damage. Naio thrips can be found […]