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V 10 Number 7 (January 2000)

To Spare Turtles, Hawai'i Fishers Are Banned From Northern Pacific
EDITORIAL
Leatherback Facts
Will Area Closure Help the Leatherbacks?
Estimated Fleetwide Turtle Takes and Kills in the Hawaiian Longline Fishery, 1994-1998
Fisheries Council Limits Fleet To 50,000 Oceanic Sharks a Year
BOARD TALK
LETTER to the Editor

V 10 Number 8 (February 2000)

`Alala Release Plan Comes As Hope For Wild Bird Population Grows Dim
`Alala: Despite Optimistic Plan, Outlook Is Grim
Fires, Floods, Famine: Release Sites For `Alala Pose Range of Problems
Activists Around the State Mobilize To Halt Electric Utility Projects
Heptachlor Flap Leaves Moloka`i Farmer Holding Tons of Spoiled Onions, Beans
Emma's column

V 10 Number 9 (March 2000)

In Battered Wai`anae, Community Organizes To Save Environment, Health
Disputes Over Shorelines Delay Two Projects at Ka`anapali, Maui
Letter to the Editor
BOARD TALK
Genetic Modification of Pineapples Among Research Supported by State

V 10 Number 10 (April 2000)

Groups Push Closure of Lobster Fishery To Promote Recovery of Monk Seals
What the Legislature Didn't Do: Environmental Bills That Died
BOARD TALK
At French Frigate Shoals, Monk Seals Face Threats Both Man-Made and Natural
Emma's Column

V 10 Number 11 (May 2000)

Needless Risk: Pesticides At Schools Put Hawai`i's Children In Harm's Way
Editorial: Zero Tolerance: Curb Use of Pesticides in Schools
The Pu'ole'ole blows and 'Awa is poured; Hawaiian seedlings return to Auwahi
The Filthy Four: Commonly Used Pesticides in Hawai'i's Schools
Island Watch

V 10 Number 12 (June 2000)

Long-Lined, Short-Sighted
Editorial: Observer Program Must Be Restored
Tall Tales: Towers Bring Controversy to Rural Areas
Shearwaters' Decline on Kaua`i May Be Result of Many Factors
Long-Horned Beetle Could Pose Threat to Native Hardwoods
BOARD TALK
Emma's column

V 11 Number 1 (July 2000)

Maui Board of Water Supply Slams Door On Public As It Signs Pact with A&B
Editorial: On the Occasion of Completing 10 Years, a Reflection
What Maui County and A&B Have Agreed On
LETTER FROM KAUA'I
The 2000 Legislature and the Environment: Missed Opportunities
Natural Area Commission Votes to Keep Pu`u Maka`ala NAR Boundaries Intact
The Hoof Beat
Waipi`o Community Seeks to End Kamehameha Schools' Waste of Water
Emma's Column: From Desolation to Forest

V 11 Number 2 (August 2000)

Floating Plastic Debris Poses Threat To Albatross Chicks in North Pacific
Editorial
Letter from Kaua`i
Hook on Midway Tells A Tale
Board Talk

V 11 Number 3 (September 2000)

State Health Department Struggles To Close Illegal Dump in Lualualei
Editorial: To Curb Illegal Dumping, Enforcement, Incentives Are Needed
LETTER FROM KAUA`I
City Policies Sends Violators Mixed Signals
Dust Generates Complaints, But No Fines
Fishing Lines
Emma's Column
State Land Board Extends Grazing Lease at Pu`uwa`awa`a
Cattle, Sheep, Goats Trample Pu`uwa`awa`a Treasures
Introduced Silk Oak Runs Rampant
Cattle as Bane and Salvation of Rare Plants at Pu`uwa`awa`a
At Ka`upulehu, A Dryland Forest Is Lovingly Restored
Editorial: It's Payback Time at Pu`uwa`awa`a

V 11 Number 4 (October 2000)

Hunter's Block Saddle Road Work, Professing Concern for the Rare Palila
Endangered and Threatened Plants at Pohakuloa Training Area, Hawai'i
Caught between two worlds, Biologists At PTA Strive for Knowledge, Stewardship
LETTER FROM KAUA`I
ISLAND WATCH
EMMA'S COLUMN

V 11 Number 5 (November 2000)

Does Pesticide Drift from Hamakua Fields Endangers Organic Farming and Farmers?
In Case of Pesticide Drift, Call
Editorial: Chemical Insensitivity in Hamakua
Parting The Waters
Chronology of Waiahole Ditch
State Rates Encourage Use of Waiahole Water
Waiahole Decision Highlights
Moloka`i Farmer Suspects Illness Was Caused by Heptachlor Exposure
Board Talk
Red Ants, Brown Snakes, and Horned Beetles Are Nightmares of Award-Winning Biologist

V 11 Number 6 (December 2000)

As Fossil Fuels Go Up In Smoke, State Looks For New Energy Sources
Draft Water Plan Projects Major Shortages
Board Talk