Eradicating invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle means protecting economy, ecosystem and Hawaiian culture : Big Island Now

Hawai’i County Council joins the battle to push the pests back by supporting Hawai’i County Department of Environmental Management public awareness and outreach initiative aimed at minimizing breeding grounds on the Big Island.

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