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Severe drought conditions over the summer have led to starvation and recent deaths of deer on Molokai, according to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources.
The Division of Forestry and Wildlife staff began receiving reports this month of dead deer being found on roadways and private land in west Molokai, according to a department news release. It said division staff have done surveys and investigations to determine the causes of death. “At this time, the animals appear to be dying of starvation due to the extreme drought that the island experienced over the summer,” the news release said.
Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources issued the following announcement on Dec. 2.
At one time, workers with the state’s Na Ala Hele Trails and Access System counted 21 illegal trails crossing the popular Pineapple Express mountain bike trail at the Kahakapao Recreational Area. A series of legal, planned, and engineered trails at Kahakapao provide thrills and fun for mountain bikers of all ages and experience levels, as well as for hiking and horseback riding. For everyone’s safety, certain trails were built to keep various uses separated.
Scott Fretz, the Maui Branch manager for the DLNR Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) explained, “This network of bike, equestrian, and pedestrian trails were put together through a planned process and to a degree they separate out different users for safety. There are specific trails where you don’t want to have bikes and pedestrians mixing; where bicyclists are moving very fast.”