Hawaii’s peace and quiet
We think it’s fair to say that most people go on a Hawaii vacation, or any vacation, for some peace and quiet. Unless, of course, the point of the vacation… Read More
Great news for Hawaii bird watching
Several endangered and at-risk native Hawaiian bird populations are rebounding thanks to the efforts of government agencies, nonprofits, rigorous scientific research, and volunteer efforts. Hawaii bird watching is on the… Read More
Kilauea Volcano eruption continues, coverage falls off
The Kilauea Volcano eruption in the East Rift Zone of the Puna District on the island of Hawaii dominated the news cycle here and around the world for a few… Read More
A tragic legend in Manoa Valley
The beauty of Manoa Valley and the Manoa Falls hiking trail are no secret. Much lesser known is an old Hawaiian legend about the area. Improvements and maintenance to the… Read More
Waimea, Hawaii Island – Cowboy Country
At an elevation of a half-mile above sea level (2,667 feet), Waimea, Hawaii Island is somewhere between heaven and earth. It’s vast, rolling pastures and stands of whispering ironwood… Read More
Where (and when) to see turtles on Oahu
Pretty much everyone who visits Hawaii hopes to see the elusive – and endangered – honu (Hawaiian green sea turtle). Lucky scuba divers and snorkelers sometimes spot them in… Read More