The Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of State Parks has received a $100,396 grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Marine Debris Program to install water bottle
Rapid Ohia Death Spread Prevention to Begin at Kalopa State Recreation Area
Next week staff from the Big Island Invasive Species Committee, the Department of Land and Natural Resources Divisions of State Parks and Forestry and Wildlife will be working to fell and
DOCARE Seeks Two Men in Connection with Suspected Stream Poisonings
The DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement is asking for help in identifying two men they’d like to question in connection with the recent apparent poisonings of several East
Animal Control Activities to Close State Lands on Maunakea, Oct. 8th
Later this month, the DLNR Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) will conduct animal control activities specifically for trapping mouflon/feral sheep hybrids, feral goats, feral sheep, mouflon and mouflon/feral sheep
DLNR: Aggressive Strain of ROD Detected at Kalopa State Recreation Area
During a regularly scheduled quarterly aerial assessment of forests on Hawai‘i island in late July, spotters detected more trees “symptomatic” for the presence of C. lukuohia, the fungus more commonly
UPDATE: DLNR to Keep Hawai`i Island Parks Open Ahead of Olivia
Updated on Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. The Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of State Parks has decided to keep all Hawai’i island park units open today, based
Three Arrested in Hilo Park Sweep
Hawai`i Police Department officers, along with Department of Land and Natural Resources officers arrested three individuals for various offenses and issued multiple citations during a sweep of parks in Hilo
DLNR Teams with Coast Guard in Search for Threatened Turtles
The U.S. Coast Guard Barbers Point Air Station provided space on a low-flying C-130 plane to DLNR representatives on Wednesday to look for any green sea turtles that could be
Captain Cook Memorial Plaque Returns to Kealakekua State Historical Park
A new plaque that memorializes the spot where Captain James Cook was killed on Hawai’i island in 1779 is back on the historic Captain Cook memorial Awili landing at Kaʻawaloa.
Legacy Land Conservation Program Agrees to Wai`opae Termination
Department of Land and Natural Resources Chair Suzanne Case has notified Hawai‘i County Mayor Harry Kim of the State’s termination of a grant agreement with the county that would have