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The new original song "Pule, Catch Fish and Share," created during a May 2025 songwriting workshop in Kīhei, is now available to stream online. The song centers on the life and values of Lahaina lawaiʻa (fisherman) Louis Garcia III.

On a single breath, divers plunged up to 85 feet into the deep. They were spearfishers, who hunt fish by freediving, armed with a spear or speargun — a continuing Hawaiian tradition that dates back centuries. In mid-May, the fishers gathered in Hawai'i's Kealakekua Bay, ready to test their mettle. Over the next four hours, they competed in a tournament hosted by ʻIke Lawaiʻa, a local fishing organization, and supported by Conservation International-Hawaiʻi. The stakes went beyond bragging rights — this was a hunt for invasive fish. A south swell had turned the water milky and the current strong — not ideal conditions — but the mood among the 24 teams was electric. They methodically dived deep into the bay, hunting for roi, taʻape and toʻau — invasive fish that quietly outcompete native species the bay. By the end of the day, they had pulled 250 pounds of them from the water. That number is lower than last year's haul of nearly 1,000 pounds, but the organizers couldn’t be happier about it. A smaller haul could signal progress: fewer invasive fish in the water. “Last year was just a free for all,” said Jhana Young, Conservation International-Hawai‘i’s sustainable seafood lead...

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Wahi a nā mea noiʻi, he pono ko lākou kūkākūkā ʻana me nā lawaiʻa kamaʻāina no ke kōkua ʻana i nā māmela kai. ʻO Hawaiʻi wale nō kahi e ʻane halapohe ai kēia ʻano koholā.

This invasive species removal effort aligns with the goals of the Kealakekua Bay Community Action Plan, adopted by the local community in 2022, which serves as a community-led framework for stewardshi...

Wahi a nā mea noiʻi, he pono ko lākou kūkākūkā ʻana me nā lawaiʻa kamaʻāina no ke kōkua ʻana i nā māmela kai. ʻO Hawaiʻi wale nō kahi e ʻane halapohe ai kēia ʻano koholā.