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MEDIA RELEASE The 2011 Ka‘u Youth Intern Program at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, was awarded a $25,000 matching grant from The Omidyar ‘Ohana Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation. The challenge was met by the non-profit Hawai‘i Natural History Association, who provided the bulk of the match, along with additional funding from the National Park […]

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MEDIA RELEASE On March 25, 1984, the most massive mountain on Earth began spewing lava from its 13,677-foot summit on Hawaii Island. In the first 24 hours, enough molten lava gushed from Mauna Loa to pave a highway all the way to the moon.  The eruption continued for 21 days. To celebrate the 25th anniversary […]

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  MEDIA RELEASE Avid birders love to keep lists of the bird species they see all around the world. For them – and the rest of us who want to learn about Hawaii’s birds – there’s a handy new publication from the Hawaii Natural History Association.   Checklist of Birds in the National Parks of […]

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