Public urged to participate in next round of hearings on proposed Maunakea rules
The administrative rules are an essential resource management tool for public and commercial activities on UH-managed lands on Maunakea.
UH requesting second round of public hearings for Maunakea administrative rules
If the request is approved, public hearings are expected to be planned for early June.
Investigation of Maunakea skiing/boarding incident finds no damage, reaffirms need for management rules
The incident highlighted the need for administrative rules for public and commercial activities on University of Hawaiʻi managed lands on Maunakea.
Internal audit of UH managed Maunakea lands finds no irregularities
The audit concluded that the “University entities involved with Maunakea have developed processes and procedures to appropriately account for their respective transactions in connection with their management of Maunakea.”
Group of UH students and faculty affirmed opposition to Thirty Meter Telescope
More than 200 students, faculty and staff from various Oʻahu-based UH campuses affirmed their commitment to protect Maunakea and their opposition to (TMT).
State leaders react to Supreme Court decision on Thirty Meter Telescope
TMT must now submit construction plans to the DNLR Office of Conservation and Coastal Lands for review and approval.
Regents to consider revisions to proposed Maunakea administrative rules after public hearings
The revisions are being made in response to testimony received at four public hearings held on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island and Maui in September
Regents approve six new Maunakea Management Board members
Roberta Chu, Julie Leialoha, Kepā Maly, Alapaki Nahale-a, Doug Simons and Barry Taniguchi were approved for the community-based MKMB.
Maunakea administrative rules public announcement
UH invites the public to provide input on the proposed draft of the administrative rules that will govern public and commercial activities on UH-managed lands on Maunakea.
UH statement on supreme court sublease decision
UH responded to the Hawaiʻi State Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the state Board of Land and Natural Resources' sublease between UH and the Thirty Meter Telescope International Observatory.
