These Hawaiian corals could hold the secret to surviving warming waters By Kate Baggaley / Published May 3, 2022
There’s something in the water at Pearl Harbor—and it’s making kids sick By Haley Britzky/Task & Purpose / Published January 7, 2022
Kīlauea has belched 4.2 billion gallons of lava—and it isn’t done yet By Elana Spivack / Published October 19, 2021
The US military has been testing out Reaper drones over Hawaii By Kelsey D. Atherton / Published October 7, 2021
These astronauts are preparing for life on Mars by living in Hawaiian lava tubes By Nikita Amir / Published May 27, 2021
In Hawaii, an ancient observatory offers lessons for modern stargazers By Chanda Prescod-Weinstein / Published March 9, 2021
Local languages are dying out and taking invaluable knowledge with them By Hannah Seo / Published January 22, 2021
Hawaii managed COVID-19 better than any other state, but its residents are still at risk By Tara Santora / Published January 14, 2021
Pro surfers hit artificial waves in the heat of the climate crisis By Molly Glick / Published June 30, 2020
Jupiter has a spooky new look in this sharp infrared photo By Claire Maldarelli / Published May 12, 2020
An army of hungry little sea urchins could save Hawaiian reefs By Ula Chrobak / Published August 28, 2019
Fishing nets leave precious marine habitats broken and scarred—but some are coming back to life By Kat Eschner / Published August 8, 2019
What one ecologist’s high-flying studies reveal about our forests By Rob Verger / Published July 30, 2019
Scientists are speaking out against the ‘violence’ required to build this new telescope By Kat Eschner / Published July 24, 2019
There’s a viable alternative to building a giant telescope on sacred Hawaiian land By Kat Eschner / Published July 23, 2019