Honu love to eat the aggressive seaweed smothering reefs in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. That’s raising hopes, but also concerns closer to home.

Coral reefs already face a litany of threats. Experts say storm runoff from the recent Kona lows will only make matters worse.

A proposed aquarium fishing ban is in play as state aquatic resource officials move to revive the controversial fishing practice.

NOAA wants to replace a longstanding rule with technology scientists say is unproven.

At least 1 in 4 licensed fishing trips lose catches — and profits — to sharks in Hawaiian waters. Scientists are developing chemical repellants and magnetic fields as deterrents.

The state’s boating division doesn’t do enough, a new report found, to recover costs from those responsible for stranded and grounded vessels.

Over a year after significant damage, more than 90% of the reattached coral colonies have survived.

Questions remain about whether fishing interests or legal disputes involving environmental concerns will win out.

The land board and DLNR staff have clashed for years over whether to let the practice continue. That might be changing.

Cesspools in the Kohala Coast community of Puakō have been leaking into the ocean for years. So residents came up with a plan.