CONSERVATION NEWS
News, views and features from the front lines of conservation
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In Hawai’i, invasive fish finds a new foe: chefs
By Kiley Price
January 20, 2022
In partnership with Conservation International, chefs in Hawaiʻi are cooking up creative ways to control invasive species populations.
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Conservation in pop culture: invasive species recipes, snares to sculptures and more
By Kiley Price
January 7, 2021
At a time of lockdowns and social distancing, connecting with nature is not easy for most. With that in mind, here are a few shows, art and more that can help bring you closer to nature, wherever you are.
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Hawai‘i votes to protect coral reefs — from our sunscreen
By Morgan Lynch
July 2, 2018
Hawai‘i Governor David Ige will sign a bill to prohibit the sale of sunscreens containing chemicals that contribute to the destruction of coral reefs.
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To feed itself, Hawai‘i must make sea change, study finds
By Morgan Lynch
May 31, 2018
To feed its growing population, Hawai‘i is looking to produce more locally sourced seafood, which has a smaller environmental footprint.
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Scientists estimate how many fish are caught from Hawai‘i’s reefs
By Eva Schemmel
May 2, 2018
Knowledge of fish populations in the coral reefs along the islands’ shores is woefully lacking, so scientists compiled this data.
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