January (Volume 21, Number 7)
- January 2011 PDF
- Agribusiness Committee May Reconsider Biofuels Project at Kekaha
- Editorial: Tuna Are in Trouble, With No Help in Sight
- State's Proposed Hunting Rules Fail to Protect Forests, Critics Say
- NEW & NOTEWORTHY: QLT Appeals; Green v. Blue on O`ahu's North Shore
- Utilities Propose Stricter Standards for Distributed Generation Facilities
- Hokukano Sandalwood Logging Scheme Coming to a Head in Bankruptcy Court
- Bigeye Tuna Population Faces Jeopardy as International Organization Fails to Act
February (Volume 21, Number 8)
- February 2011 PDF
- BOARD TALK
- DLNR’s Spending Falls Far Short of Legislatively Approved Amounts
- A Frustrated LUC Orders Reversion To Agriculture of `Aina Le`a Land
- NEW & NOTEWORTHY: Birds, Birds, Birds
- State, City Commissions Face Tough Decisions on Proposed Industrial Park in Lualualei Valley
March (Volume 21, Number 9)
- March 2011 PDF
- Energy Projects Dominate Discussion Before State Agribusiness Board
- Health Department Slashes Fine for Violations at Waimanalo Gulch
- Intense Storm Made Waste Spill Unavoidable, Waimanalo Gulch Manager Tells Commission
- NEW & NOTEWORTHY : NELHA News
- Food Irradiator Shifts Attention to Site at Kunia, But Won’t Give Up on Airport
- Managers Dispute State Assessment of Storm Water Discharges from Landfill
- Drama Continues Over Industrial Use of Agricultural Land in Lualualei Valley
April (Volume 21, Number 10)
- April 2011 PDF
- New & Noteworthy: Setback at Midway; Radioactive Dangers Here?
- Rural O`ahu Watershed Plans Win Approval of State Water Commission
- Restoring, Protecting Hawai`i’s Dry Forests: West Hawai`i Examples Showcased at Conference
- Revised Turtle Restrictions Threaten to Close Hawai`i Swordfish Fishery
- LUC Takes Another Step Forward in Reversion to Ag of `Aina Le`a Land
- Axis Deer on the Big Island? Reports of Possible Sightings in District of Ka`u
May (Volume 21, Number 11)
- May 2011 PDF
- Agribusiness Development Corporation Grapples With Conflicts Over Diverted Water in Kekaha
- Counties Aren’t Likely to Meet Statutory Deadline for IAL Maps
- Castle & Cooke Land on O`ahu Wins IAL Status; Maha`ulepu Petition On Tap
- Controversial Moloka`i Properties IAL Plan is Withdrawn as Interest Shifts to Wind Farm
- Tsunami in Northwest Islands Highlights Need for Emergency, Climate Change Plans
- Concerns Over Lack of Access Halt Efforts to Build Light Industrial Park in Nanakuli
June (Volume 21, Number 12)
- June 2011 PDF
- Board Talk
- Editorial: Hakalau Needs to Keep Eyes on the Prize
- DLNR Pursues Incompatible Goals on Land Adjoining Hakalau Refuge
- County Halts KapohoKine's Use of Old Honoli`i Landing Strip
- NEW & NOTEWORTHY: Pigs on O`ahu, Cows on Kaua`i
- Pigs Undermine Progress in Restoring Native Bird Habitat at Hakalau Refuge
July (Volume 22, Number 1)
- July 2011 PDF
- Lawsuit Over Mangrove Eradication Brought to a Close with Settlements
- New & Noteworthy: Saving Sandalwood, Logging Sandalwood, and Renewable Energy
- Singer's Campaign to Protect Waiawi Seen as Case Study in Social Manipulation
- Hawai`i Longliners Lose Challenge to Settlement over Loggerhead Turtles
August (Volume 22, Number 2)
- August 2011 PDF
- Board Talk: Banned Expert in Coral Disease Returns to Northwestern Isles
- For Environment and Natural Resources, a 'Deeply Disappointing' Legislative Session
- Ordnance Survey Raises Concern Among `Ahihi-Kina`u Managers
- New & Noteworthy: Mouflon, Devil Weed, and Myoporum Thrips
September (Volume 22, Number 3)
- September 2011 PDF
- Board Talk
- Climate Change Has Resource Managers Scrambling to Protect Species, Ecosystems
- Reporter's Notebook: 2011 Hawaii Conservation Conference
- State Noxious Species: An Exclusive List
- New & Noteworthy: Riviera Redux; New Dolphin Data; Important Ag Lands; Monk Seal Recovery Plan
- DOA's Draft Rule on `Ohi`a Rust Is The First to Protect a Native Species
- Sandalwood Logger Emerges from Bankruptcy
October (Volume 22, Number 4)
- October 2011 PDF
- Board Talk
- Counties, Economic Development Boards May Receive Bulk of Energy Security Funds
- Experts in Biocontrol Work to Match Hawai`i Weeds with Natural Enemies
- Parker Ranch IAL Petition Gets Speedy Approval from Land Panel
- Ordnance Survey at `Ahihi-Kina`u Reserve Receives Mixed Response from Public
- Proclamation, Rights of Entry Unfetter Army Ordnance Surveys, Detonation
- New & Noteworthy: Ants and Ohelo; Melon-Headed Whale Families
November (Volume 22, Number 5)
- November 2011 PDF
- Kaua`i Hydropower Company Seeks Accord with Agribusiness Development Corporation
- Cost of Corrective Actions Could Drive Owners to Tear Down Dams
- Kaloko-Honokohau Park Voices Concern Over Update to Hawai`i County Water Plan
- New & Noteworthy: Albatrosses, Ants, and an Agricultural Liaison
- Flooding Forecasts, Climate Research Among Casualties of Stream Gage Losses
- Water Commission Inaction Frustrates Legal Appeal of East Maui Stream Decision
December (Volume 22, Number 6)
- December 2011 PDF
- Board Talk: Proposed Changes to Wildlife Rules May Prevent Rogue Introductions
- Feral Cats: A Conundrum for Wildlife Managers
- Hogs Gone Wild: A Growing Problem Throughout the United States
- New & Noteworthy: Honeycreepers' Family Tree; Earthstars in Hawai`i; Another Try at OTEC
- Hawai`i’s Imperiled Species Receive National Attention at Wildlife Convention
- Rat Lungworm Disease: Has Arrival of a New-to-Hawai`i Mollusk Made It Worse?