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April 10, 2024
Sun-kissed beaches, beach-y boutiques, food trucks and farm stands on the side of the highway. Oʻahu’s North Shore has long been a visitor favorite—and
March 16, 2023
Most visitors to Oʻahu end up staying in Waikīkī—and for good reason. The beachside neighborhood offers a wide variety of accommodations—from high-end
January 26, 2023
There’s no better way to explore the natural beauty of Oʻahu than by hiking. You’ll venture into native rainforests, marvel at panoramic views of the
April 29, 2022
Moms just wanna have fun, too, right?
April 19, 2022
From plantation towns to planned communities, Central O‘ahu has its share of secret spots, a bumper crop of bowling alleys and neighborhood eats.
July 21, 2021
Hawaii Magazine 3 Charming Oʻahu Homes You’ll Love From a beachfront Diamond Head condo to a luxurious single-family Kailua beach house, here are three homes that will charm and delight. Jul 20, 2021 What makes a home charming? Is it an extra-large bedroom that fits an extra-large bed? Or maybe it’s floor-to-ceiling windows that catch all of the warm evening light? Even some nice hardwood flooring can push a home from “comfy” to “charming.” However you define it, our friends at Li...
January 6, 2021
University of Hawaiʻi View of Kaʻala bog from the Hawaiʻi Natural Area Reserves System. The carbon balance in peatlands worldwide may shift from a sink (absorbing carbon) to a source (releasing carbon) this century primarily due to human impacts across the tropics, according to a paper published in Nature Climate Change by a multidisciplinary team of scientists, including Dave Beilman, associate professor of geography and environment in the College of Social Sciences. “Our findings indicat...
January 6, 2021
View of Kaʻala bog from the Hawaiʻi Natural Area Reserves System. The carbon balance in peatlands worldwide may shift from a sink (absorbing carbon) to a source (releasing carbon) this century primarily due to human impacts across the tropics, according to a paper published in Nature Climate Change by a multidisciplinary team of scientists, including “Our findings indicate that more than 100 billion tons of carbon could be released from peatlands by 2100, which points clearly to the need ...