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Hawaii Land Trust buys 642 acres at Mahukona - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Land Trust buys 642 acres at Mahukona

Hawaii Land Trust — in partnership with Na Kalai Wa‘a; federal, state and county agencies; and the Kohala community — has completed its largest purchase, permanently protecting 642 acres of land at Mahukona on Hawaii island, the nonprofit announced last week.

Pink pond on Maui capturing the world's attention | Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Pink pond on Maui capturing the world's attention | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

From up above, the water at Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge in South Maui appears to be bright pink — as pink as bubble gum or a Barbie play set.

2-mile-long fence on Kauai ready to protect seabirds - Vimarsana News

2-mile-long fence on Kauai ready to protect seabirds

The last post and bolt were installed Tuesday, marking the completion of an 11,200- foot-long predator exclusion fence on Kauai after a year and a half of construction.

Off The News: Protecting green sea turtle habitats - Vimarsana News

Off The News: Protecting green sea turtle habitats

It took a 2020 federal lawsuit and a court order to push them into action, but the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serv­ice and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have proposed designating 1,183 acres of beaches within the main Hawaiian islands and 1,050 acres within the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands as critical habitats for Hawaii’s endangered green sea turtle.

Agencies seek to designate areas as critical habitat for green sea turtles - Vimarsana News

Agencies seek to designate areas as critical habitat for green sea turtles

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serv­ice and NOAA Fisheries are proposing to designate more than 2,000 acres of nesting and basking beaches in Hawaii as critical habitat for the threatened green sea turtle.