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One of Hawaii’s most destructive invasive insects, the coconut rhinoceros beetle (CRB), was found at the Hilo International Airport on July 6 — just the second detection in Hilo af...
Five dead adult coconut rhinoceros beetles were found on Maui earlier this month, marking the second time the invasive pest has been found on the island this year.
A coconut rhinoceros beetle was recently discovered at Hilo International Airport.
Maui residents are urging state officials to take emergency action against the spread of the coconut rhinoceros beetle, as new detections raise concerns.
Residents are urged to report any signs of beetle activity, and manage green waste carefully to prevent the spread.
A Kona community development group on Tuesday heard warnings about the highly destructive Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle from an invasive species biologist — alerts that have taken on a...
Coconut rhinoceros beetles (CRBs) have wreaked havoc on Oahu’s coconut palms, including those in Honolulu parks and a “royal grove” of trees planted by some of the earliest Polynes...
Stopping the invasive insect coconut rhinoceros beetle is an urgent priority.
The HawaiК»i Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity is reminding businesses, organizations and individuals operating in a designated coconut rhinoceros beetle-infested area of W...
As Hawaii Island ecologists continue to expand their arsenal in the fight to slow coconut rhinoceros beetle’s spread — including protective netting, chemical treatments, pheromone...
I recently returned from Tahiti, and it seems that our state doesn’t see coconut rhinoceros beetles (CRB) as a threat to our food system and future.
The Queensland Longhorn Beetle has wreaked havoc on Hawaii island farmers, but it turns out there’s a microscopic solution available on the coasts: nematodes.
The Queensland Longhorn Beetle has wreaked havoc on Hawaii Island farmers, but it turns out there’s a microscopic solution available on the coasts: nematodes. The post ‘Seek-and-de...
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