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V 5 Number 7 (January 1995)

Poor Management, Inhumane Conditions On State Lands Used by Ranch, Dairies
Editorial
On Inspecting the Perreira Ranch
DLNR, Bishop Estate Refuse to Sign Mediation Agreement on Waiahole Ditch
Land Board Resolves 20-Year Dispute Over Encroachment into Kane`ohe Bay
Island Watch
Department of Transportation Offers Wetland Mitigation Plan in Haleiwa
Doomed Wetland at Haleiwa Is Small But 'Aesthetically, ... Quite Pleasing'

V 5 Number 8 (February 1995)

Land Board Approves Haseko Request For Permit to Dredge `Ewa Marina Channel
Editorial: Contested Cases, Charades, and Other Board Games
Affidavit of Libert Landgraf
Audit of Office of Space Industry Blasts Hayward, MCM Planning Contracts
Request to Cancel Perreira Lease Is Set for Hearing by Land Board
Island Watch
Book Reviews: 'Wise Use' Wise Guys: Backlash Against Green Movement May Only Grow

V 5 Number 9 (March 1995)

Water Commission Puts Off Action On Request to Tap Makaleha Springs
Editorial: The Lessons of Makaleha Springs
Do We Save Species, or Save Systems? Battle Lines Drawn at Makaleha Springs
State's Coastal Management Program Gets Mixed Review by Federal Panel
Repeated Violations of Coastal Laws Show The Limit of County's Powers
Maui May Owe EPA up to $2 Million For Funds Misspent in Lahaina Plant
In the Conservation District
Island Watch

V 5 Number 10 (April 1995)

State Paid $23 Million to Sellers Of Mahai`ula Despite Tax Delinquency
Editorial
State Law Requires Disclosure Of Tax Number in Property Sales
State Can't Afford Roads, Water For Multi-Million Dollar Kona Park
Anatomy of a Speculation: The Many Flips of Mahai'ula
Mahai'ula at Center of Dispute Over Will of George Magoon Sr.
City Drops Out of Plan to Run Desalination Plant at Campbell Park
In the Conservation District
Island Watch

V 5 Number 11 (May 1995)

State's Largest Tenant at Ke`ehi Lagoon Owes More than $300,000 in Back Rent
Editorial: Wake Up, DOBOR: Your Boat Is Sinking
Ke`ehi Marine Owners Circumvent State Review of Lease Transfer
DOBOR Records Cannot Explain Ups and Downs of Ke`ehi Balance
Boating Division Tenant Racks Up Debt, Contaminates Land at Honokohau Harbor
In the Conservation District
Island Watch

V 5 Number 12 (June 1995)

DLNR Investigation of Cabin in South Kona Ended in 1988, But Mum's the Word on Fines
Mahalo Nui Loa: On Completing Five Years
Botanical Garden Goes to Court To Keep Public Off Government Trail
Pu`uwa`awa`a Ranch: Ongoing Problems With Fire Damage, Unpermitted Buildings
USDA Prepares a Stealth EIS For Restoration of Hamakua Ditch
Hopeful Signs for 'Alala Recovery, But Sanctuary Acquisition Is In Doubt
Whatever Happened to...? A Look at Past and Future Headline-Makers

V 6 Number 1 (July 1995)

State Moves Forward on Plan for Facility To Irradiate Island Produce for Export
Editorial: Irradiation: It's an Idea Whose Time Still Hasn't Come
FDA's Stamp of Approval Fails To Put Safety Questions to Rest
Former Chief Enforcer for DLNR Receives No-Bid Lease of State Land
In the Conservation District
Congressional Report on STARS Program Notes Drastic Cuts in Planned Launches

V 6 Number 2 (August 1995)

From Ancient Times to Today, Water Has Defined Waipi`o Valley
In Waipi`o, Taro Rises; In Hamakua, Sugar Falls, and Therein Lies a Tale
Lower Hamakua Ditch Was Part Of Grandiose Design for Valley
In Collapse of Tunnel at Hakalaoa, Geologic Time Breaks Human Clock
In the Conservation District
Island Watch

V 6 Number 3 (September 1995)

Draft EIS Is Expected to Propose Curbs on Water From Waipi`o Valley
Editorial: After 85 Years, An EIS For Hamakua Ditch
The State Pays Dearly to Maintain Ditch, But No One Pays for the Water
Work on Ditch Interrupted Flow Of Water to Waipi`o Taro Farmers
In the Conservation District
State’s Stream Rezoning Plan Angers Laupahoehoe Community

V 6 Number 4 (October 1995)

Fishermen Object to Paying Cost Of Program to Monitor Turtle Harm
Shark-Finning Is on the Rise, But Impact Isn't Known or Studied
Longline Observer Reports Intimidation, Indifference to Protected Species by NMFS
1994 Sees Dramatic Decline in Haul Of Swordfish by Hawai`i Longline Fleet
Council Limits Permits, Requires Satellite Monitoring of Longline Fleet
In the Conservation District
Island Watch
Fishery Council Is Weighted Heavily To Reflect Commercial Fishing Interests

V 6 Number 5 (November 1995)

Dumping Plastic at Sea Is Illegal, But Violators Are Hard to Nail
Editorial: After Centuries of Abuse, The Oceans Bite Back
Drastic Change in Federal Lobster Fishery Means Trouble for Enforcers of State Rules
Opening Shots Foreshadow Bitter Fight Over Future Rights to Use Waiahole Water
In the Conservation District
Island Watch

V 6 Number 6 (December 1995)

Mamala Bay Study Commission Issues Draft Report on Coastal Pollution
Editorial: Integrated Coastal Management Starts With an Integrated Coastal Study
Neither Sewer nor Stream, Ala Wai Is Pollution's Highway to the Sea
In the Conservation District
Board Approves Mediated Plan To Give Public Expanded Access to Onomea Bay
Water Commissioner Holds Lease Of 'Ewa Land from Campbell Estate
Island Watch