HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Department of Land and Natural Resources directed the removal of cat-feeding stations at a Hawaii Island Shopping center after complaints on endangering the Hawaii state ...

State conservation officers issued two citations and one warning at a protest on April 18 over the removal of cat-feeding stations at Queens ... Chang met on Hawaii island with those feeding ...

HONOLULU — State authorities have cited two women for allegedly harming an endangered species of geese native to Hawaii by feeding feral cats in a Big Island shopping center parking lot.

State authorities have cited two women for allegedly harming nene — an endangered species of geese native to Hawaii — by feeding feral cats in a Big Island shopping center parking lot.

State authorities have cited two women for allegedly harming nene — an endangered species of geese native to Hawaii — by feeding feral cats in a Big Island shopping center parking lot.

At the direction of Governor Josh Green M.D., DLNR Chair Dawn Chang met today with the principals of ABayKitties, the organization that has provided cat food at a trio of feeding stations at the ...

with some calling on the cat feeders to remove their feeding stations to protect the birds from getting sick. According to the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), the volunteer ...