AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoPublic Health: Hawaiʻi DOH confirmed two more travel-related cyclosporiasis cases in Hawaiʻi residents, bringing 2026 totals to three; officials say both patients were infected while traveling outside the state and there’s no sign of local spread. Hurricane Watch: Hurricane Fausto strengthened to Category 2 and could bring wind and rain impacts to Hawaiʻi next week; forecasters say it’s still too early to pin down the exact track, but residents should monitor updates. Marine Life & Tourism: A new study warns spinner dolphins (naiʻa) may be struggling to reproduce as tourist pressure rises, with dolphin calves making up too small a share of the population to stay stable. Local Culture: Maui’s Kiliʻohu Kahualauleʻa Celebrado won 2026 Miss Keiki Hula, while Oʻahu’s Jahnathan Lāhiki Bareng took Master Keiki Hula at the Queen Liliʻuokalani Keiki Hula Competition. Conservation Hope: Endangered Blackburn’s sphinx moth and the pinapinao damselfly were spotted again in places they’d been thought extinct, including new records on Hawaiʻi Island and Molokaʻi.
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