The Department of Land and Natural Resources is seeking community input on a proposed light industrial and commercial business park at Pulehunui in central Maui

A state construction project to pave and make drainage improvements to the Kīhei Boat Launch Ramp is scheduled to begin on Monday July 31, 2017.

Waterman Malama Chun filed a petition challenging the practice of issuing licenses to foreign fisherman who have been refused permission to land in Hawai'i

The amendments are proposed to allow DLNR to better manage and facilitate boating and ocean recreation-related activities within harbors and nearshore waters

Last year, 3,533 anglers caught 22,874 trout with the largest trout measuring 21.25 inches in length and weighing 4 pounds, 11 ounces.

State officials have issued a reminder to the public saying an endangered Hawaiian monk seal may become more aggressive as she continues to nurse her offspring.

A Hawaiian monk seal and her newborn pup are getting some extra attention as the baby seal is weaned over the next 5 to 7 weeks at Kaimana Beach in Waikiki.

With 75,000 acres of Hawai‘i island ʻōhiʻa forest now showing symptoms of Rapid ‘Ōhiʻa Death, crews are using an array of high technology to detect its spread.

A $15,000 fine was assessed against Shane Turpin (dba Kohala Tours) for violations by the lava tour boat operator involving activity without a required permit

The closed season helps sustain moi populations by protecting them during their critical summer spawning period.

Two summers of coral bleaching in waters around the NW and Main Hawaiian Islands have led to the development of Hawaiʻi’s 1st-ever Coral Bleaching Recovery Plan

An almost completed $122,000 trail improvement program provides two viewing platforms, drainage features in particularly boggy areas, and better trail tread.

The closed season on spiny lobster, slipper lobster and Kona crab begins today and runs through the end of August. During that time it's illegal to take...

In 2013, Hawaiʻi received a portion of a $5 million diplomatic monetary gift offered to the US by the Government of Japan with the intent to help the affected US states address Japan tsunami marine debris or "JTMD”.

An estimated 50 community members, resource managers, scientists and conservationists participated in a talk story and Swim for Science event on Earth Day.