From mountain peaks to coral reefs, Hawai‘i’s natural systems are deeply connected. The ʻāina (land), wai (water), holoholona (animals) and kānaka (people) rely on each other to survive.

where modern amenities and traditional Hawaiian charm greet passengers. For those taking a one-way cruise, the port is just 15 minutes south of Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport (KOA), so ...

The division and the Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization ... guinea grass, and haole koa – invasive species that help spread wildfires. Those grasses are “just evolutionarily designed ...

It’s all part of who we are as people,” said Lindsey, a Treecovery board member and head of Maui Cultural Lands, a nonprofit that works to protect and restore Hawaiian resources across the island.

In 1977, the Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii erupted. The village of Kalapana was evacuated and countless acres ...

It showcases artifacts from the era of King Kalakaua and Queen Kapi‘olani, including koa wood furniture, portraits, kapa, feather work, Hawaiian quilts and artifacts from Hawaii’s royal past.

The event will feature more than twenty edible plants that grow well in Hawaii and that, if grown, can add to our local food security. This event is part of the North American Plant Breeders ...

The plant is native to Cuba and the West Indies but has become a popular ornamental in tropical and subtropical locales. It was brought to Hawaii from Panama in 1950 and is now used in many ways ...

The Hawaiian project involves a two-year development phase, followed by two years of construction. Once completed and commissioned, the company has been contracted to operate the plant under a 20 ...