Kudzu, the infamous “vine that ate the South,” can grow up to a foot per ... accelerating nutrient cycling and potentially causing nutrient leaching from these systems. In Hawaii, invasive feral pigs ...

Woodturning an invasive species from Hawaii proved to be a tough challenge due to the wood’s unexpected density and hardness. Entirely composed of end-grain, the wood required significantly more ...

Our list of the best botanic gardens in Southern California spans Santa Barbara to San Diego and includes gardens everyone ...

Hawaii lawmakers passed legislation that will ... replenishing sand on the eroding beaches of Waikiki, and removing invasive plants such as the ones that fed the deadly Lahaina wildfire in 2023.

HONOLULU – May is Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Month (HISAM). The campaign, now in its eighth year, raises awareness of the serious threats invasive species pose to all aspects of life in ...

Before it became known as “the vine that ate the South,” kudzu ... a seaweed considered invasive in Hawaii.Credit...Courtesy of the artists and Hawai'i Contemporary “In Hawaiian culture ...

In the United States — they are most often found in Florida, Texas and Hawaii — they are considered an invasive species ... an aggressive vine that covers and grows over pretty much any ...

It’s banned from being sold in several states, and at least ten others blacklist it as an invasive species or as ... if you live in Hawaii or Napa Valley or Miami or Monroe, Louisiana, immigrant ...

Hawaii is stepping up its efforts to stop the spread of the coconut rhinoceros beetle, an invasive species that "jeopardizes the economy, the entire ecosystem, agriculture and food security ...

Hawaii is ramping up its efforts to stop the spread of coconut rhinoceros beetles, an invasive species that has expanded its presence drastically since first being detected in the state a decade ago.