The unusual policy was created in 2022, and the wind speed brought by Hurricane Lala has triggered a $200,000 payment that will go toward assessing and repairing the reef.

The lawsuit was filed by Earthjustice against the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service.

Researchers from the University of Hawaiʻi found that the number of young spinner dolphins is only half of what it needs to be to maintain a healthy population. 

After years of research and planning, Puakō residents’ efforts to create a model for the state using a low-pressure sewer system are finally gaining momentum.

The Hawai‘i Longline Association’s Eric Kingma and Roger Dang will join the fisheries management council next month.

There are between 60 and 80 known unprovoked bites worldwide each year.

Ten years of no fishing has led to a huge recovery on a stretch of the Kona Coast. Now comes the hard part: Protecting those gains.

The copra industry keeps remote economies afloat while also threatening to undermine the land it depends on.

Dealing a blow to environmentalists, Papahānaumokuākea and two other Pacific marine monuments will be partially reopened by presidential proclamation.

Early reports support fears of widespread damage, but without more monitoring the picture remains incomplete.