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Students from three Puna-area schools at their graduation Thursday following summer internship training. The program's manager, Ranger Kupono McDaniel, is shown second from right. HVNP photo. Hawaii Volcanoes Completes Youth Ranger Internship Training May 10th, 2013 · No Comments · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News

Now in its fourth year, the Youth Ranger Internship Program provides education and skills to help youth prepare for a variety of careers.

A hike into Kilauea Iki Crater, shown above, will be among the activities offered during the upcoming National Parks Week. Photo by NPS/Michael Szoenyi. Activities Vary at Hawaii Volcanoes for National Park Week April 19th, 2013 · No Comments · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News, West Hawaii News

The park will waive entry fees and offer a variety of free hikes next week.

The steam vent from which the California boy was rescued. HVNP photo. Boy Rescued From Steam Crack Near Park Headquarters April 11th, 2013 · 1 Comment · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News

The boy who fell 25 feet sustained only minor injuries.

The vent in Halema`uma`u Crater is shown at left how it looked shortly after opening in 2008 and at right how it appears today (click to enlarge). USGS photos. Presentations Mark Halema`uma`u Eruption Anniversary March 12th, 2013 · No Comments · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News

Additional “Life on the Edge” talks will be presented on Tuesday, March 19, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the summit eruption.

Visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes Spent $97 Million, Report Says Visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes Spent $97 Million, Report Says February 26th, 2013 · No Comments · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News, West Hawaii News

The report conducted by Michigan State University for the National Park Service said the spending supported 1,177 local jobs.

A helicopter tour company has abandoned plans to ferry tourists to the former site of Jack Thompson's house in Royal Gardens, shown a day after its destruction by lava. File photo courtesy of Mick Kalber. Paradise Helicopters Abandons Plan to Land in Royal Gardens February 11th, 2013 · 1 Comment · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News

The tour company said it would be too costly to pursue the special permit it needs through a contested case hearing process.

Participants in the seminar will see such things as this rare hibiscus. National Park Service photo. ‘Behind the Scenes II’ to Provide Tour of Rare Species February 8th, 2013 · No Comments · East Hawaii News, News

The event includes a look at Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park’s nursery, herbarium and bird and wildlife collection not usually seen by the public.

Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park Law Enforcement Ranger Nainoa Keana‘aina was recently recognized for his Search and Rescue training. Photo credit Jay Robinson. Biz Wrap: Ranger Honored; Nan Inc. Out February 1st, 2013 · No Comments · Business

In business news around the island, initial unemployment claims are down, the low bidder pulls out of the HCC Palamanui campus and a ranger is honored for his search and rescue training.

Joni Mae Makuakane-Jarrell. NPS photo. Hawaii Volcanoes Names Makuakane-Jarrell Chief of Interpretation January 30th, 2013 · No Comments · East Hawaii News, News, North Hawaii News, West Hawaii News

The first native Hawaiian to hold the post, the veteran ranger has served at all five national park units on the Big Island.

Hawaii Volcanoes Releases Plan for Animal Control Hawaii Volcanoes Releases Plan for Animal Control January 25th, 2013 · 2 Comments · East Hawaii News, Featured Articles, News, West Hawaii News

The document contains five alternative methods involving combinations of fencing and lethal methods to eliminate or reduce populations of sheep, pigs and goats.

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