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Eradicating invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle means protecting economy, ecosystem and Hawaiian culture : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Eradicating invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle means protecting economy, ecosystem and Hawaiian culture : Big Island Now

Hawai’i County Council joins the battle to push the pests back by supporting Hawai’i County Department of Environmental Management public awareness and outreach initiative aimed at minimizing breeding grounds on the Big Island.

May is Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

May is Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month : Big Island Now

This year’s theme is “Who Protects Hawaiʻi? We All Do,” underscoring the collaborative approach necessary to address and effectively manage the risks invasive species pose.

Hawaii Senators fired up over Little Fire Ants; will heads roll? - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Senators fired up over Little Fire Ants; will heads roll?

The Senate Committees on Commerce and Consumer Protection and Agriculture and Environment quizzed Ag Department leaders on their action - or lack of - regarding the growing Little Fire Ant

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Lawmakers Want State To Make Public The Names Of Companies That Sell Infested Plants - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers Want State To Make Public The Names Of Companies That Sell Infested Plants

The agriculture department will likely receive $20 million for biosecurity this year. Lawmakers want results.

Hawai'i Department of Agriculture receives landmark support from State Legislature : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Hawai'i Department of Agriculture receives landmark support from State Legislature : Big Island Now

H.B. 2619, which appropriates almost $20 million, awaits a final vote by the Senate and House of Representatives.