Hawaii's new governor supports a visitor-impact fee, and supporters say they're more organized than ever. But it will be up to state legislators to decide.

The relocation of Tristram's storm petrels from northeastern Hawaii's Tern Island, which is just 6 feet above sea level, could help save the species.

Climate change has emerged as a modern challenge for the guardians of these traditional food sources.

The regional council wants to allow fishing in protected waters via "customary exchange," drawing the ire of Papahanaumokuakea's Hawaiian stewards.

From public schools on the Westside to private schools in Honolulu, teachers are finding creative ways to educate — and empower — students facing the effects of a warming planet.

Conservationists took the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to court last year to spur action that was overdue for the imperiled native honeycreeper.

Many of those sites were historically used for agriculture and heavy industry and include military installations.

Wildlife officials hope a new strategy, in addition to other measures, will prevent the extinction of native bird species.

Congress is racing to pass a $1.7 trillion spending bill by the end of the year that includes hundreds of millions of dollars in earmarks for Hawaii.

The East-West Center senior research fellow (and low key drummer in a metal band) is connecting people in the fight against the effects of a warming planet.