Scalloped fronds of freshly planted palms on Keʻeaumoku Street caught Puakea Busby’s eye as she cycled toward Ala Moana Center last week. The O‘ahu teacher confirmed her suspicions the next day: Coconut rhinoceros beetles had eaten their way into the heart of the trees, causing the telltale V-shaped cuts. Posting photos and a video online, … Continue reading Invasive Species: Hawaiʻi Primes Itself To Battle Biosecurity Threats