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NY Times on Monk Seal Killings
Who Would Kill a Monk Seal? “ The most recent wave of Hawaiian-monk-seal murders began on the island of Molokai in November 2011. An 8-year-old male seal was found…
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Group Wants Humpback Whales Delisted
Hawaii Fishermen’s Alliance for Conservation and Tradition Inc., a group apparently led by Kailua-Kona fisherman Phil Fernandez , filed a petition to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration last month to…
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Malama Oneloa Cleanup
Save Makena.org, a project of Maui Tomorrow Foundation, invites visitors and community members to help care for Oneloa (“Big Beach”), at Makena State Park on Saturday, May 18, 2013….
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EPA Will Hold Workshop on Maui
Environmental Protection Agency officials are planning to conduct a series of public workshops focusing on “Green Street Strategies” and “Sustainable Strategies for Small Town and Rural Areas” and will…
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DLNR seeks public input on fishponds
The state Department of Land and Natural Resources is seeking public comment on a proposal to streamline the permitting process for traditional Hawaiian fishponds. The comment period on the proposal’s…
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I Aloha Moloka’i Applauds Resolution
From I Aloha Molokai On April 23rd, the Senate voted unanimously to pass House Concurrent Resolution 189 that was introduced by Representative Mele Carroll. Representative…
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Condo gates off access to Honokeana beach
Saying that “busloads” of people are using their facilities, the Honokeana Cove Resort Condominiums has gated off access through their property to Honokeana Cove. According to the Maui…
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Waste to Energy Company Chosen
County Selects Firm for Integrated Waste Conversion and Energy Project PRESS RELEASEApril 25, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE County Selects Firm for Integrated Waste Conversion and Energy Project WAILUKU, Maui, Hawai`i – Mayor…
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2008 Clean Energy Initiative Available Online
From Disappeared News By Henry Curtis Imagine having ratepayers finance a utility program that the HECO Companies use to thwart community involvement. …
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