Lā a me ka Manawa Friday, November 13, 2026 9:00 AM
Wahi Kalanimoku Building 132 1151 Punchbowl St, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

Hōʻuluʻulu i Hana ʻia e AI

Nānā ʻōlelo maopopo — e hōʻoia me nā palapala kūhelu

What's Being Discussed

The Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR) will meet on November 13, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. at the Kalanimoku Building in Honolulu (also available via Zoom and YouTube). Key topics include:

  • Hunting rule changes on Hawaiʻi Island and Oʻahu — temporary updates to game bird and game mammal hunting seasons, bag limits, and conditions
  • Navy-DLNR agreement to address environmental impacts from a forestry and fire storage building construction project
  • Land leases and permits — including a new lease for Auwaiolimu Congregational Church, a 30-year lease extension for Servco Pacific, a lease assignment to Nutrien Ag Solutions, and permits for forestry office space on Hawaiʻi Island
  • Coral reef restoration off Waikīkī — an agreement with Conservation International to deploy artificial reef structures and install mooring buoys in the ʻApuakēhau Channel
  • Access easements for a private property in Hauula and for the Department of Agriculture on Hawaiʻi Island
  • Sand Island property transfers — canceling University of Hawaii leases and easements, and transferring land management to the Department of Transportation Harbors division
  • Fort DeRussy Beach management — issuing a permit to the City and County of Honolulu for beach oversight

Decisions Expected

  • Approval of October 23, 2026 meeting minutes
  • Votes on lease approvals, cancellations, easements, and right-of-entry permits
  • Approval of conservation and reef restoration agreements
  • Formal adoption of temporary hunting rule amendments

Who Should Pay Attention

  • Hunters on Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island affected by rule changes
  • Waikīkī beachgoers, divers, and boaters near the coral restoration site
  • Businesses and organizations with existing or proposed state land leases
  • Environmental and conservation advocates interested in reef restoration efforts

Pehea e Komo Ai

He hālāwai lehulehu kēia — aloha ʻia nā lālā kaiāulu a pau e hele mai a hāʻawi i ka hōʻike. Mālama ʻia nā hālāwai ma ke alo a hiki paha ke komo ma ka pūnaewele.