Alexus Barnhart News
A recent study reveals coral reef ecosystems remain on the decline: 'It's a call to action'
By Alexus Barnhart | Sep 27, 2021
The Hawaiian Islands are home to 410,000 acres of living reef and more than 7,000 species of marine animals and plants.
University of Hawaii sets Oct. 6 date for public hearing on Maunakea plan: 'Everyone has a legitimate interest'
By Alexus Barnhart | Sep 17, 2021
The University of Hawaii (UH) is creating a new Maunakea Master Plan after the previous design reached its 20-year expiration date.
New OuterSpatial app safely paves the way across Hawaii's trails and hunting grounds for visitors and residents
By Alexus Barnhart | Jul 7, 2021
Both tourists and residents of Hawaii have a new method to access information about trails and hunting areas through a new app the Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of Forestry has recently launched.
Prince Dance Institute offers classes to provide 'a place for art appreciation, connection and education'
By Alexus Barnhart | Jul 1, 2021
As summer kicks off, the Prince Dance Institute in North Hawaii is offering summer dance classes for all ages to participate.
Miranda's Farms coffee business continues to grow on the Big Island
By Alexus Barnhart | Jun 30, 2021
Miranda's Farms is a family-run coffee business with a winning reputation on the Big Island.
Hawaii Police Department receives donation of 20 defibrillators to 'provide valuable tools for our officers'
By Alexus Barnhart | Jun 24, 2021
The Hawaii Police Department received a donation of 20 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) on June 15 from the Max and Yetta Karasik Family Foundation, with the goal of keeping the community healthy.
Hawaii Kuauli Pacific & Asia Cultural Festival helps participants 'see the strengths and beauty in our differences'
By Alexus Barnhart | Jun 7, 2021
In Hawaii, celebrations of culture are highly anticipated events, which give both natives and visitors something to look forward to; the fourth annual Hawaii Kuauli Pacific & Asia Cultural Festival is a prime example.
Hawaiian researchers collect 47 tons of marine debris in an effort to save 'incredible place'
By Alexus Barnhart | May 25, 2021
Marine debris in Hawaii County continues to be a hot topic throughout the island as researchers and residents partake in an effort to restore the shorelines and boost the economy.