AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Lands: The Army wants to end leases early on thousands of acres at Makua, Kawailoa-Poamoho, Kahuku and Pohakuloa. Makua’s return will require cleanup planning and decisions on future use. Ocean Protection: Hawaiʻi advocates are urging Pacific fisheries to adopt biodegradable, non-entangling fish aggregating devices, which can reduce persistent marine debris. Tuna managers also narrowed options for bigeye conservation amid concerns stocks are more depleted than previously assessed. Local Food: Oʻahu voters approved a dedicated fund for locally grown food, while Hilo is launching a reusable-foodware program to cut waste. Limu & Reefs: A new Maui Ocean Center exhibit spotlights limu’s role in coastal habitats and plans to build seed stock for restoration. NOAA also awarded $8.5 million to restore Tern Island seabird habitat threatened by rising seas, storms and wildlife. Clean Energy: A new roadmap explores how Oʻahu can reach 100% clean energy and reduce reliance on imported fuel.
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