More than just a beautiful flower garland, lei links Native Hawaiians to their land and identity. A scholar traces the deeper ...

Waiʻanae High School's Marine Science Learning Center aims to connect students with their heritage and sense of place — and ...

The Vallejo Seaweed couldn’t hold on to an early 7-2 lead on Tuesday and fell 14-11 to Monterey at Wilson Park. Vallejo tied the game back up after losing it in the seventh inning, scoring tw… ...

If done strategically, seaweed farming could offer Oman a win-win opportunity: a tool for environmental restoration and climate mitigation, and a new pillar of the blue economy.

Waiʻanae High School senior Diamond Holbron Kealoha spreads limu in a freshly-cleaned tank, which will play host to the algae as it grows, to eventually feed the community.

Aquaculture is projected to become Hawaiʻi’s strongest food industry, but state may not be doing enough to ensure there are good jobs in the future.