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Community Organizations Say Reservation System at Hāʻena State Park Is Running Smoothly

Community Organizations Say Reservation System at Hāʻena State Park Is Running Smoothly
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DLNR removes political banner illegally placed on Diamond Head Crater

DLNR removes political banner illegally placed on Diamond Head Crater HNN Staff © Provided by Honolulu KHNL DLNR removes political banner from side of Diamond Head Crater. HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state Department of Land and Natural Resources removed a political banner Friday morning that was illegally placed on Diamond Head Crater. DLNR said a Division of Conservation and Resources officer removed the banner with “Trump 2021″ painted on canvas material. Officials responded after residents in the community complained about the “eyesore” that could be seen high on the steep slopes of the crater facing toward the Ala Wai Canal. “No matter your political leanings, putting banners and signs up on public property is not acceptable or lawful,” said DLNR Division of State Parks administrator, Curt Cottrell.

The Conversation: Rebound of Waikiki Resort Area

Community survey underway about development of state parks | Link Department of Land and Natural Resources There s a survey underway about Hawai‘i state parks that addresses issues such as parking lots near popular hikes, bathroom facilities and protecting cultural sites. The Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan is prepared every 5 years to identify recreational needs and trends across the islands. We talked to Curt Cottrell, parks administrator for the Department of Land and Natural Resources.  Click here to find upcoming meetings and the online survey. Listen

Hawai i Residents Invited to Take Survey on State Parks

Curt Cottrell, Administrator of DLNR s Division of State Parks The survey is one aspect of the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, a plan prepared by the Department of Land and Natural Resources about every five years to identify recreational needs and trends across the islands. Every state completes a SCORP to receive grants from the Land and Water Conservation Fund, said Curt Cottrell, parks administrator for the DLNR. The LWCF is a federal grant program administered by the National Park Service that assists local governments with recreational lands and facilities. Cottrell said the process also allows them to collect data and learn from the public about everything related to outdoor recreation and, specific to Hawai‘i, tourism trends.

Tourism plan focuses on quality, not quantity | News, Sports, Jobs

Tourism plan focuses on quality, not quantity | News, Sports, Jobs
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