Rhinoceros breeding sites sound pretty cool, don't they? Wrong — not when it's invasive coconut rhinoceros beetles setting up shop on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi. Detection teams recently uncovered two ...

KONA, Hawaii (Island News) -- Coconut rhinoceros beetles (CRB) continue generating issues throughout parts of the islands.

On Aug. 25 to 26 and Sept. 3 to 5, a team from county and state agencies participated in fumigating the nursery. This is part of the ongoing effort to prevent the coconut rhinoceros beetle from ...

Officials said crews fumigated and hauled away 144 tons of potential CRB breeding-site material from a nursery in Keahole ...

Detection of coconut rhinoceros beetles in green waste at the Keāhole Agricultural Park on the west side of Hawai‘i Island led to a multiagency response to prevent the spread of the invasive pest.

COURTESY HDOA Workers conduct coconut rhinoceros beetles treatment on palm trees at Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport. COURTESY HDOA Workers conduct coconut rhinoceros beetles treatment on ...

A gaping entry hole made by a coconut rhinoceros beetle is seen on the trunk of a palm tree at Coastline Landscape and Nursery in Kunia. Coming up with a plan to protect the trees will be more ...

Signs of the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle have for the first time been reported on the island of Lanai. The state Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity, or DAB, said Pulama Lanai found the ...