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Bird rescue team desperate to find two critically endangered ʻakikiki on Kaua’i

In the remote central mountains of Kauaʻi, a bird rescue team is searching for Abby and Carrot, two critically endangered Hawaiian honeycreepers, the ʻakikiki.

US Department of Defense Helping to Protect Endangered Seabirds on Kauaʻi

The US Department of Defense is funding construction of two fences, one predator proof and the other ungulate proof, to protect endangered sea birds in the Nā Pali-Kona Forest Reserve and adjacent Kōke’e State Park on Kauaʻi.

Community-Based Management Approved for Ha‘ena State Park, Kaua‘i

The Board of Land and Natural Resources approved a one-year revocable permit at Hāʻena on Kauaʻi for the oversight and management a Park reservation system.

EPA Awards Kauaʻi $300,000 in Brownfields Funding To Clean Up Old Sugar Mill Site

Kauai County will receive $300,000 in Brownsfields funding through the US Environmental Protection Agency to clean up an old sugar mill property in Kekaha.

Illegal Activity Continues Despite Pleas from Polihale Lineal Descendants

“Bad behavior” continues at Polihale on Kauaʻi despite pleas from lineal descendants to be respectful of rules and laws designed to protect natural and cultural resources.

Kamehameha Schools Extends Application Deadline for K-12 Admission

Kamehameha Schools Extends Application Deadline for K-12 Admission #MauiNow #KamehamehaSchools #KSMaui

Kaua‘i Temporarily Adds Hunting Days for COVID-19 Response

“Some hunters have asked us to increase open hunting days to help them feed our community during the COVID-19 global pandemic,” said Sheri S. Mann, Kaua‘i Branch Manager for the DLNR Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW). “With so many people out of work, free food drives happening and growing concerns about national meat shortages, many are interested in hunting during the middle of the week.”

Kawakami to Deliver Kaua’i State of The County Online Amid Concerns Over Coronavirus Spread

Mayor Derek S. K. Kawakami will deliver his second State of the County Address via video, which will be uploaded to the County of Kaua‘i website and Facebook page by noon on Friday, March 13.

Rainbow Trout Season Starts June 15 at Koke‘e, Kaua‘i

Last year, 3,381 anglers caught 20,129 trout with the largest one caught on July 30th measuring 18.5 inches and weighing 3 pounds 4 ounces.

Farm to School Program Features Kalo on Food Service Menu

The ‘Āina Pono Hawai‘i State Farm to School Program celebrated a milestone on Kauaʻi with ‘Ele‘ele Elementary School becoming the first Hawai‘i Department of Education school to officially serve kalo or taro in its food service menu.

Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund Awarded $231,660 for Coastal Clean Up

U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-Hawai‘i) announced that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will award $231,660 to the Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund for a three-year project to remove 112 metric tons of abandoned fishing gear and marine debris from the coastlines of Hawai‘i Island, Kauai, Maui, and Lanai.

Study Explores Native Bird Survival in Kaua‘i’s Forests

A new study from Kauaʻi’s Alakaʻi Wilderness shows different how management may enable long-term survival of the Puaiohi, a critically endangered native thrush.

State Legislature Protects Watersheds with Funding

An estimated $6.5 million in Capital Improvement Project funding was authorized by the Hawai‘i Legislature for fiscal year 2019, including three critical projects on Kaua‘i that will protect approximately 4,000 acres of priority watersheds through fencing. 

Rat Sniffing Dogs Deployed on Lehua Island

Two border terriers, Henry and Reese, are being deployed to Lehua Island off the coast of Kaua‘i to further eradicate invasive Pacific rats, which eat the chicks of nesting seabirds and devour the native plants that help support a large variety of bird life.

EPA Settles with Kaua‘i Property Owner Over Illegal Cesspool

Under the EPA settlement, N.F. Kawakami Store, Ltd. will pay a civil penalty of $110,000 for violating the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. In addition, NFK will close the large cesspool and replace it with a wastewater treatment plant.

Schatz to FEMA: Be Ready To Approve Aid For Kaua‘i Flood Response

Sen Schatz urged FEMA to be ready to approve requests from Hawai‘i for a disaster declaration for communities affected by flooding on Kaua‘i and O‘ahu.

Stranded Campers Airlifted out of Remote Nāpali Coast, Kaua‘i

An estimated 25 people elected to be airlifted out of the Kalalau area of the Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park on Monday.

Kaua‘i Recovery Efforts Launched in Wake of Devastating Floods, Landslides

Gov. Ige, Mayor Carvalho and emergency personnel took an air tour of the devastated areas aboard a Hawai‘i National Guard Black Hawk helicopter this morning.

VIDEO: Kaua‘i Relief Efforts Continue Following Weekend Floods

Relief efforts and search and rescue operations continue in Kaua‘i’s North Shore community following record-breaking rains, flooding and thunderstorms…

Kaua‘i Flooding Results in Temporary Closures, Fee Waivers

Flooding conditions on the island of Kauaʻi resulted in the temporary closure of Kūhiō Highway in the vicinity of the Hanalei Bridge.
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