AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCoastal Restoration: UH Sea Grant and volunteers are using hardy native plants to rebuild dunes at Maui’s Baldwin Beach Park after erosion removed a pavilion, with a $1M National Fish & Wildlife Foundation grant helping sand mound back up as a natural buffer. Invasive Species Alert: A dead coconut rhinoceros beetle was found in a bait trap at Hilo International Airport—its second Hilo detection—prompting expanded monitoring and surveys near mulch and green waste. Public Health & Waste Enforcement: Hawaiʻi DOH issued a cease-and-desist order and fines totaling $419,700 to ABC Towing & Parts and a Pearl City property owner for improper solid-waste storage and operating without approval; all waste must be removed within 60 days. Ocean Safety Watch: Forecasts say Hawaiʻi’s ocean temperatures will run warmer than average this summer, which can affect swimming and marine conditions even when the water feels inviting. Community & Inclusion (Maui): Paddle Imua returns July 12 with more than 450 racers supporting Camp Imua for children with special needs, while Vertical Sports Camp expands to 14 sports for Maui youth. Local Governance: The Hawaiʻi Democratic Party has three nominees for the vacant Senate District 18 seat, with the governor to choose the next senator.
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