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The Pa‘auilo-based nonprofit Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative, which has planted more than 2,000 native trees as part of the partnership with Gentry Homes, says: ‘Hawai‘i’s most valuable asset is its ecosystem. We all have a responsibility to protect it.’

The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday announced the completion of required upgrades to the Waimanalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill, ending a dozen years of federal scrutiny and oversight aimed at bringing Oahu’s only municipal landfill into compliance with laws designed to protect public health and natural ecosystems.

Summer activities for youth and family are just around the corner! From camps to summer school, there are plenty of places to let kids develop and grow new skills and make new friends.

Arts and crafts, family activities, live performances and a Disney film on the beach are in the lineup at the 7th Annual Ko Olina Children’s Festival.

Catch Disney characters, enjoy local food vendors and other family-friendly activities! Here are 10 tips for this big family event on O‘ahu.

/PRNewswire/ -- Public voting to select the 2021 Cox Conserves Heroes grand prize winner is open now through Friday, Oct. 15. The program, a partnership...

How The Westside Is Restoring The Coconut Tree As A Food Source In Hawaii - Honolulu Civil Beat How The Westside Is Restoring The Coconut Tree As A Food Source In Hawaii A group from the University of Hawaii West Oahu sees planting coconut trees as a way of improving food security and cultural ties in Hawaii. Reading time: 9 minutes. Indrajit Gunasekara had never seen trimmed coconut palms until he moved to Hawaii in 2004. As he walked along the beaches in Waikiki, he didn’t recognize them a...