News
The Public Information Office (PIO) issues news releases to announce significant DLNR events and achievements. For information about press releases which do not appear on this list, contact the PIO by calling (808) 587-0320.
Fenced Protected Area, Auwahi, Maui
With fences, a forest can re-grow (Photo: Leeward Haleakala Watershed Restoration Partnership)
Waihee West Maui Mountains
DLNR releases plan to ensure mauka watersheds are fully functioning so fresh water resources can be utilized and enjoyed by the people of Hawaii in perpetuity (Photo: Maui Air)
Online Camping Permits
Make your reservations now! See the link attached to this message or in our Spotlight Section on this page.
New!!! Wetland Education materials
The Division of Forestry & Wildlife and partners developed a wetland poster and pamphlets. Materials available at DOFAW branch offices Statewide, or download and print the attached versions available at: www.pcjv.org/hawaii/wetlands.
New Extension added to Kahaualea Natural Area Reserve
A new extension of 5,795 acres has been added to the Kahaualea NAR in the Puna District of Hawaii. This new NAR area is adjacent to the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and NAR designation will facilitate management of the native ecosystems found in that region, and strengthen the protection of the areas already protected in the Kahaualea NAR. The kipuka of ohia forests in this area survive on one of the most active volcanoes in the world.
Open Space at Risk
Nature Serve, National Geographic, and LandScope national map featuring Wao Kele O Puna
Forest Service Release
Forest Legacy Program release of program video project featuring Wao Kele o Puna.
11/19/08 - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) FOR A LEASE TO MANAGE AND OPERATE AN INTERPRETIVE/ EDUCATION CENTER, GROUNDS AND FACILITIES AT HEEIA STATE PARK, OAHU
Deadlines: Dec. 19, 2008 (Intent to Offer), Jan. 9, 2009 (Proposal)
08/25/08 - KALALAU TRAIL TO OPEN ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, AFTER CLOSURE DUE TO FIRE ON AUGUST 18, 2008
08/25/08 - KALALAU TRAIL TO OPEN ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, AFTER CLOSURE DUE TO FIRE ON AUGUST 18, 2008
