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- Land Board Submittals – 12/08/22AGENDA FOR THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES DATE: December 8, 2022 TIME: 9:15 A.M. LOCATION: In person at 1151 Punchbowl […]
- 12/21/22 – WAIKῙKῙ-DIAMOND HEAD SHORELINE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AREA TO CLOSE FOR FISHING FOR ONE YEAR(HONOLULU) – The Waikīkī-Diamond Head Shoreline Fisheries Management Area (SFMA), O‘ahu, will be closed to fishing for one year, from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2023.
- 12/27/22 – CHRISTMAS TREE BONFIRES AT AHU O LAKA ARE ILLEGAL AND DISRESPECTFUL(HONOLULU) – The pro-active education and outreach about the illegal burning of Christmas trees at Ahu O Laka (Kāne‘ohe Bay sandbar), last year was successful. The DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) received no reports of tree burnings in late 2021 or early 2022.
- 07/13/23 – RECENT WILDFIRES FOLLOWING DROUGHT CONDITIONS ACROSS HAWAI‘I(HONOLULU) – Severe drought conditions are now impacting the southern and western coastal areas of Maui. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor weekly reporting, this is the first time the severe drought designation has been noted in Hawai‘i this summer.
- Brown Bag #20: 643pest.org – A New Web-based Tool For Invasive Species Reporting in HawaiiPresenter: Elizabeth Speith is the 643pest.org Report Facilitator and has been deeply involved with the creation of both the website and companion mobile app since its origins as a USGS Pacific Biological Information Node (PBIN) web project called “Report-A-Pest.” Summary: The 643Pest Network is the State of Hawaii’s system for the public to report invasive species sightings. […]
- Artificial Reefs and FADsHistory In 1957 the Territory of Hawai‘i began looking into the possibility of installing artificial shelters in areas of sparse natural habitat. The purpose of these shelters was to increase and enhance opportunities for fishermen. The State’s first artificial reef was created in 1961 at Maunalua Bay, off Kahala, O‘ahu (74 acres). In 1963, two […]
- FAQ’sDo I need to get a license or permit to fish in the ocean? There is no marine recreational fishing license in Hawai‘i for residents, and although one is in the works for visitors it hasn’t been implemented yet. So you don’t need to worry about that as long as you don’t sell your catch. […]
- Marine Protected SpeciesWhat are protected species? Due to diminishing populations and/or the prospect of extinction, protected species are those that are exempt from harm under various federal or state legislation. The Protected Species Program (PSP), is a part of the State of Hawai‘i, Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR), and is […]
- 8/28/24 – When the shark bites…Sharks don’t try to bite people very often, but when they do, DAR staff investigate in order to better understand shark behavior and enhance ocean safety.
- Hydrologic UnitsEarly efforts to update the Commission’s Water Resource Protection Plan (WRPP) highlighted the need for surface water hydrologic units to delineate and codify Hawaii’s surface water resources. Surface water hydrologic units served as an important first-step towards improving the organization and management of surface water information that the Commission collects and maintains, including diversions, stream […]