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- Bottomfish Fishing Vessel RegistrationApplies to Bottom fishers Fees None Required for Any vessel used to take or possess any of the Deep 7 bottomfishes for commercial or non-commercial purposes, must be registered and assigned an identification number with DAR. Vessel identification required. Required Commercial Marine License, Trip report Authority HAR 13-94 Where to Obtain Online, In person Related […]
- Hawaiʻi Wildlife Conservation Stamp Contest Seeks Entries for 2018-19DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES News Release DAVID Y. IGE GOVERNOR SUZANNE D. CASE CHAIRPERSON For Immediate News Release December 20, 2017 HAWAI‘I WILDLIFE CONSERVATION STAMP CONTEST SEEKS ENTRIES FOR 2018-19 HONOLULU — The Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is seeking entries in an art contest […]
- PueoNames ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi: Pueo Common: Hawaiian Short-eared Owl Scientific: Asio flammeus sandwichensis Song Conservation Status State listed as Endangered on O‘ahu State recognized as Endemic at the subspecies level NatureServe Heritage Rank G5/T2 – Species secure/Subspecies imperiled Species Information The pueo, or Hawaiian short-eared owl, is an endemic subspecies of the nearly pandemic short-eared owl […]
- ‘Ōma‘oNames ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi: ‘Ōma‘o Scientic: Myadestes obscurus Song Conservation Status State Recognized as Endemic NatureServe Heritage Ranking G3—Vulnerable IUCN Red List Ranking—Vulnerable Species Information One of five species of Hawaiian solitaires (family: Turdidae), the ‘ōma‘o is endemic to the island of Hawai‘i. They often perch silently for long periods and are usually detected by their […]
- Koloa MāpuNames ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi: Koloa māpu Common: Northern Pintail Scientific: Anas acuta Song Conservation Status State recognized as Indigenous Species Information The Koloa māpu, or northern pintail, is a dabbling duck (Family: Anatidae), common throughout the northern hemisphere, that winters in the main Hawaiian Islands, typically arriving in August, and departing for Siberia, Alaska, or Canada […]
- Paiko Lagoon Wildlife SanctuaryDescription The Paikō Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary includes all the State-owned land area adjacent to Paiko Lagoon, and water areas within Paikō Lagoon. Activities Wildlife watching, hiking. Permits & Rules This sanctuary is RESTRICTED, per administrative rules Chapter 126 (Wildlife Sanctuaries). Access is restricted to marked trails only. Commercial activities may be possible with a permit. Contact […]
- PalilaPalila Loxioides bailleui, Endemic, Critically Endangered Found only on the upper slopes of the largest mountain in the world, Mauna Kea, the critically endangered Palila has a vibrant yellow head, a strong bill, and a delightful call. This spectacular bird is an important part of our Hawaiian heritage worth protecting. “…E aha ana lā Emalani? […]
- Volunteer PacketMKFRP Volunteer Packet Thank you for volunteering with the Mauna Kea Forest Restoration Project! Below is valuable information for your upcoming volunteer outing. Please read thoroughly! Out-planting Checklist Recommended supplies & gear: Sturdy boots (ankle supporting) Long pants T-shirts or long sleeved shirts for field work Rain jacket and rain pants Work gloves Sunscreen […]
- Volunteer Event Registration What to Expect: Weather could be sunny and hot, or wet and quite cold. Be ready for all these types of conditions. The terrain is rough and 4-wheel drive vehicles are a must. Typically, for day trips, we will be meeting at Kilohana Hunting Station at 8 am and go over protocols for the day and head up to […]
- A Threatened HomeA threatened home Take a journey through Mauna Kea’s high-elevation dry forest. High above tropical rain clouds, this forest has adapted to an extremely dry and cold climate normally found on continents. You will see plants and animals found nowhere else in the world as you explore this special place. This forest is one of the […]