Always monitor weather reports and ocean conditions before your park visit. IMPORTANT UPDATES RELATED TO HURRICANE LOWELL AND RECOVERY 9/12/26 – IMPORTANT UPDATES RELATED TO HURRICANE LOWELL. -ALL ...

meeting will be held using interactive conference technology under section 92-3.7, Haw. Rev. Stat. (HRS). Board members, staff, applicants, testifiers, and the public can choose to participate in ...

This trail consists of a 1.2 mile loop on the mountain slope along the western side of Kahana Bay. This trail offers stunning views of Kahana Bay, Huilua Fishpond and passes two important cultural ...

Other than hiking the coast, the only way to legally access shore areas in Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park is by boat. Personal or rented kayaks and guided kayak tours may land at two permitted ...

Don’t feed wildlife. You may be tempted to share your lunch with a nēnē or to leave food on the ground for feral animals. This can negative impact our native animals. If you are aware of a situation ...

Permits are issued Monday through Friday, except State holidays. Permits can be obtained by persons 18 years or older. To inquire about permit availability, you may call one of the district offices, ...

Hawaii has a number of agencies and partners dedicated to working on the complex issue of invasive species. Below are descriptions and links to various agencies, as well as a description of any ...

ORIGINS: Where did Hawaiians come from? Approximately 3000 years ago, Polynesians began exploring the numerous islands of the vast Pacific Ocean. These voyagers left Asia and brought with them plants ...

Please check with Keehi Memorial Organization for information regarding park operating hours. Phone Number 808-836-0502 Formalized under the Board of Land and Natural Resources, Ke’ehi Lagoon Memorial ...

The trail begins at Puu O Kila Lookout at the end of Highway 550. The Pihea Trail is a recommended forest reserve trail for scenic views, observing Kauai’s native forest birds and sampling the Alakai ...

Meetings of the Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR) are held on the second and fourth Fridays of each month except, should a holiday fall on a Friday, the meeting is held on Thursday instead.

Miconia is nicknamed the green cancer of the Pacific. Listed as a Noxious Weed in Hawaiʻi by the Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture and one of the top threats to Hawaiʻi’s watersheds and forest ...