Don't miss the FREE 12th annual keiki surf contest on August 10th! We will be providing lunch for the keiki contestants, judges and volunteers. The contest is named after the late Sion Milosky, a Kauai native and big wave surfer. Live Like Sion is a foundation run by Volcom, and more info can be found […]

We're so excited to be participating in Duke's Oceanfest again this year! We will have a full team of four employees, and our legend will be Kalani Vierra, another Kauai native, waterman, lifeguard, firefighter, and all-over cool dude. Click here to learn more about Kalani.

Learn more about the landscape scale project in the Kōke‘e – Nāpali Coast area on Kauaʻi that will benefit multiple native species and the habitat they depend upon. Every culture around the world has its own way of sharing information. Here in Hawai'i, we share informally by “talking story” — slowing down and taking time […]

Join NOAA biologist, Jamie Thomton for a presentation on Hawaiian Monk Seals of Kaua’i with a special focus on monk seal happenings at Po’ipū Beach Park. Jamie will discuss why seals have a preference for this beach, whether it’s the same individual seals, what behaviors are most commonly observed, and provide updates on the recovery […]

Kim Rogers from the Kaua'i Invasive Species Committee (KISC) will discuss why 'Ōhi'a lehua is the most important tree in out native forests, and the latest efforts being done to save our beloved tree from the threat known as Rapid 'Ōhi'a Death. Limited number of 'ōhi'a lehua trees available - first come, first served, compliments […]

Dr. Randy Kosaki, a research ecologist with NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries will present new discoveries from the deepest coral reefs of one of the largest marine protected areas in the world and will discuss the importance of Hawaiʻi’s unique endemic biodiversity. Dr. Randy Kosaki is a coral reef fish ecologist with NOAA’s Papahānaumokuākea […]