For six years, Hawaii and other Pacific islands enjoyed an exemption that allowed them to sell billfish on the mainland. Congress and President Trump just revoked it.

Edwin Ebisui was among the leaders pushing the Trump administration to reopen restricted waters to commercial fishing.

Some small ag operations are finding federal food safety regulations can help them expand to new markets.

The collection system created by a Dutch innovator is headed to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

A facility that plans to burn 30 truckloads of eucalyptus logs daily requires massive amounts of water for cooling.

Hawaii is considering introducing a newly discovered wasp to prey on the invasive pest.

In a “conservation conundrum,” projects to produce more clean energy are a threat to Hawaii’s only native land mammal.

Local fishermen say the impact of the April storm on tourism has been a boon to the fish population.

It’s Hawaii’s first confirmed cross between a melon-headed whale and a rough-toothed dolphin.

We are a much bigger menace to sharks than they are to us.

Ige says he doesn’t remember why he voted against creation of the Legacy Land Conservation Program, but that he supports it now.

A Senate bill would promote the hiring of more federal botanists and encourage the use of native plants in federal projects.