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Subscribe to the Stop CRB Community newsletter for the latest updates on the CRB situation, tips to protect our coconut trees, volunteer opportunities, and stories from local heroes making a difference. Join our community in the fight to save Hawaii’s coconut trees!"



The coconut rhinoceros beetle (CRB) is an invasive pest that poses a serious threat to Hawaii's coconut trees, other palms, and agricultural crops. This beetle burrows into the crowns of palms, damaging their growing tissues, which weakens and often kills the trees. Its rapid spread could devastate Hawaii's landscapes, impacting local farming, agriculture, and cultural resources. Coconut and palm trees are vital for soil stability, biodiversity, and traditional Hawaiian practices. Protecting these trees is essential for preserving Hawaii's natural beauty, supporting agriculture, and maintaining the island’s ecological and cultural sustainability.








The coconut rhinoceros beetle (CRB) is an invasive pest that poses a serious threat to Hawaii's coconut trees, other palms, and agricultural crops. This beetle burrows into the crowns of palms, damaging their growing tissues, which weakens and often kills the trees. Its rapid spread could devastate Hawaii's landscapes, impacting local farming, agriculture, and cultural resources. Coconut and palm trees are vital for soil stability, biodiversity, and traditional Hawaiian practices. Protecting these trees is essential for preserving Hawaii's natural beauty, supporting agriculture, and maintaining the island’s ecological and cultural sustainability.
This community-centered platform is committed to help protect our precious Hawaiian ecosystem from the menace of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (CRB), fostering connections among members and advocating for safe solutions. At this pivotal moment, it is essential to unite and take action to preserve Hawaii's beauty and food sources for the generations to come. Let us come together to protect our treasured coconut trees, banana trees, and other vital island resources.
Despite the state's declaration that we may be a lost cause, we believe otherwise. By joining this cause, we can work towards finding real and safe solutions before it's too late. Together, we can make a difference in combating the destructive impact of the CRB. Join the FIGHT!
This community-centered platform is committed to protecting our precious Hawaiian ecosystem from the menace of the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (CRB), fostering connections among members and advocating for safe solutions. At this pivotal moment, it is essential to unite and take action to preserve Hawaii's beauty for the generations to come. Let us come together to protect our treasured coconut trees, banana trees, and other vital island resources.
Despite the state's declaration that we may be a lost cause, we believe otherwise. By joining this cause, we can work towards finding real and safe solutions before it's too late. Together, we can make a difference in combating the destructive impact of the CRB. Join the FIGHT!
"Are you a service provider looking to make an impact? Your expertise can help protect our coconut trees and support the community in the fight against the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle. Whether you offer pest management, tree care, or educational resources, we need your help!"








"The Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle is a growing threat to our community and environment. Learn how you can help stop its spread and protect our coconut trees. Together, we can safeguard our island’s natural beauty and resources."