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Invasives

1 Jul 2026

Department of Agriculture’s Slow Roll-out Of Kona CRB Rule Is Faulted at Meeting

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Invasives, July 2026 | 1

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Patricia Tummons
1 Jul 2026

DAB’s Recent Contracts for Biosecurity

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Invasives, July 2026 | 0

June, the last month of the state’s fiscal year, is probably the busiest month of the year for contracting as state agencies rush to encumber funds rather than face the prospect of seeing them lapse back into the general fund. … Continued

Patricia Tummons
3 Mar 2026

New & Noteworthy: Deer Bounty; Alakaʻi, Pālamanui Comments

by Teresa | posted in: Forestry, Forests, Invasives, March 2026, New & Noteworthy | 0

Alakaʻi Wilderness Expansion: The Division of Forestry and Wildlife, part of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, is seeking public comment on a plan to increase by 2,400 acres the protected area of the Alakaʻi Wilderness Preserve on Kauaʻi. … Continued

2 Oct 2025

Board of Agriculture Adopts Interim Rule To Protect Molokaʻi from Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Invasives, October 2025 | 0

Meetings of the state Board of Agriculture and Biosecurity usually fly under the radar. Typical agendas include approval of low-interest loans of last resort for farmers, leases of land in state agricultural parks, and votes on recommendations by the department’s … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Jul 2025

Decline in Palila Population Measured At 90 Percent Over Last Quarter Century

by Teresa | posted in: Climate Change, Endangered Species, Invasives, July 2025 | 0

In a period of just over two decades, the population of palila, the endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper that feeds on the seed pods of māmane, has declined 89 percent. That is the sad conclusion of a recent published report by a … Continued

Patricia Tummons
3 Jun 2025

Fish and Wildlife Service, SpaceX Spar Over Rocket Impacts at Johnston Atoll

by Teresa | posted in: Endangered Species, Invasives, June 2025, Land Use | 0

On March 25, the U.S. Air Force published a notice that it intended to prepare an environmental assessment in anticipation of building two landing pads at Johnston Atoll. The pads would be part of the Air Force’s “Rocket Cargo Vanguard … Continued

Patricia Tummons
2 Apr 2025

BOARD TALK: A Resilience Hub, Marine Debris, Nuisance Algae

by Teresa | posted in: April 2025, Board Talk, Endangered Species, Invasives, Land Use, Marine, NWHI | 0

Land Board Grants 65-year Lease For Oʻahu’s First Resilience Hub Last month, the Department of Land and Natural Resources’s Land Division recommended granting a 10-year lease for nearly five acres in the back of Hauʻula to the nonprofit Hui O … Continued

Teresa Dawson
11 Jun 2024

BOARD TALK: UXO Permit, Kauaʻi Mosquito Control

by Teresa | posted in: Board Talk, Climate Change, Endangered Species, Invasives, June 2024, Land Use | 0

Dispute Over Permit Terms Nearly Derails Ordnance Sweeps on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island “It is kind of the tail wagging the dog,” land agent Michael Ferreira told the state Board of Land and Natural Resource at its May 24 meeting, referring … Continued

Teresa Dawson
4 Mar 2024

Board Talk: Mosquito Control, Kahala Pipes, Ala Wai Parking

by Teresa | posted in: Board Talk, Climate Change, Endangered Species, Invasives, Land Use, March 2024 | 0

Board Approves Contracting Process For Kauaʻi Mosquito Control Project At its February 23 meeting, the state Board of Land and Natural Resources unanimously approved the use of a request for proposals for the use of the incompatible insect technique on … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Sep 2023

New & Noteworthy: Mosquitoes, Housing Proclamation

by Teresa | posted in: Climate Change, Endangered Species, Forests, Invasives, New & Noteworthy, September 2023 | 0

Mosquito Case: Environmental Court hearings on Tina Lia’s and Hawaiʻi Unites’s motion for a preliminary injunction to halt a mosquito-suppression project in East Maui are on hold due to the fires that devastated Maui last month. An initial hearing was … Continued

Teresa Dawson

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In This Issue

  • July 2026 PDF July 1, 2026
  • DOBOR Audit: Vessel Owners Escape Liability for Groundings, Salvage Operations July 1, 2026
  • New & Noteworthy: Dolphin Disease, Tsuji Suit Response, Rudo Sentencing July 1, 2026
  • Department of Agriculture’s Slow Roll-out Of Kona CRB Rule Is Faulted at Meeting July 1, 2026
  • DAB’s Recent Contracts for Biosecurity July 1, 2026
  • Board Talk: Maunawili Acquisition, ‘Opihi Poaching in Ka‘ūpūlehu July 1, 2026

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