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Four Aquatic Protection Laws Signed by Gov. Ige – Outdoor News Daily

Land Board Approves Milolii Community-Based Subsistence Fishery

The new rules call for size and bag limits for specific fish species, seasonal and gear restrictions, and no commercial aquarium fishing.

Is Fishing With a Drone the Way of the Future? | Innovation

Not everyone is on board. The technology is dividing the fishing community and drawing the ire of some politicians and scientists

Drone Fishers Are in the Hot Seat | Hakai Magazine

Is fishing with a drone the way of the future? Not everyone is on board.

The Location of Living Corals Before and After Major Marine Heatwave

As the world’s ocean temperatures rise, the number of cases of coral bleaching also increases. Corals become more susceptible to other stressors, such as water pollution, when they bleach.

Aerial maps reveal how huge swathes of Hawaii's reefs were bleached in 2019 marine heatwave

Scientists from Arizona State University have released aerial maps that show the effects a marine heatwave in Hawaii in 2019 had on coral.

Researchers map living corals before and after marine heat wave

David Y. Ige | DLNR News Release: YEAR OF THE LIMU RECOGNIZES IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS SPECIES OF PLANTS AND ALGAE

(HONOLULU) – In January, Governor David Ige proclaimed 2022 as the “Year of the Limu.” He recognized the significant role limu, in freshwater, saltwater, and other damp habitats play in Native Hawaiian traditions and Ahupua’a stewardship. The governor’s proclamation also notes that limu are an integral part of the traditional Hawaiian diet, are used for […]

State Land Board Approves Reopening of Eight BFRAs