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The Importance of Bees on Oahu and Why Nontoxic Treatments Should Be the Standard
Bees are more than just buzzing residents of our landscape. On Oahu, they are essential partners in food security, biodiversity, and the health of our ecosystems. Yet our island’s unique climate, flora, and agricultural practices make it critical to adopt bee-safe, non-toxic treatments to protect these invaluable pollinators. Hawaii does not have a traditional "bee season" with a hibernation period because the climate allows for year-round beekeeping, honey production, and qu
Nov 114 min read
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Aloha Trees Savers: Protecting Oahu Trees from Longhorn Beetles (Beyond Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles)
If you’ve been following efforts to protect Hawaii’s cherished trees, you’ve likely heard about Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles (CRB) and the ongoing battle to safeguard palm, ohia, and other native species. But did you know there’s another native-style threat many homeowners and conservationists should watch for? Longhorn beetles pose a serious danger to Ohia trees and other hardwoods, and a non-toxic, eco-friendly solution—our PTWK product—offers a path to protect Hawaii’s fores
Nov 72 min read
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Coconut Water vs. Coconut Milk: A Health and Safety Perspective
Coconuts are celebrated in Hawaii for their versatility and tropical flavor. But when we choose between coconut water and coconut milk, and when we decide whether to buy fresh coconuts versus boxed or canned products, there are health and safety considerations that deserve careful attention. In this post, we will go through the differences, the advantages and caveats of packaging choices, and the importance of knowing where coconuts come from — especially in the context of pe
Oct 244 min read
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Mulch Pile vs. Palm Frond Pile: What You Need to Know in the Context of Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles on Oahu
If you live on Oahu, you’ve likely heard about coconut rhinoceros beetles (CRB) and the threats they pose. The difference between a...
Sep 264 min read
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