AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLanai Air Access: Three airlines—Mokulele Airlines, Pacific Air Charters, and Cape Air—are bidding for federal Essential Air Service funding to keep flights affordable and reliable for the Lānaʻi community. Ocean Safety Watch: Hawaii’s ocean temperatures are expected to run warmer than average this summer, which can change swimming conditions and marine life—so visitors should still follow daily surf and safety updates. Marine Life Concern: A new UH-led study finds unexpectedly low calf numbers among Big Island spinner dolphins, with researchers pointing to tourism and human activity during key resting periods. Maui Community & Culture: Vertical Sports Camp expands to 14 sports for Maui youth, while Paddle Imua returns July 12 to support Camp Imua for children with special needs. Environment & Resilience: Native plants are helping rebuild dunes at Baldwin Beach Park on Maui’s North Shore, aiming to restore natural coastal protection. Mauna Kea Leadership: Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority executive director John De Fries announces retirement, with board chair stepping in during the search. Kalaupapa Tensions: Molokaʻi residents protested the restart of Kalaupapa hiking tours as the National Park Service resumes access.
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