Zoe Dym is a journalist based in Honolulu, Hawaii, writing for Hawaiʻi Public Radio. With a focus on local news, Zoe covers a wide range of topics including environmental issues, cultural events, tourism, and community issues. Through her reporting, she aims to shed light on the unique stories and perspectives of the people and places in Hawaiʻi.
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Zoe's coverage is predominantly focused on local news related to Hawaii, with a significant emphasis on scientific and sustainability themes. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases, indicating an interest in official statements from authorities.
Given Zoe's focus on local Hawaiian news, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into community initiatives or environmental sustainability efforts within the region. Additionally, topics related to scientific research or breakthroughs tied to the local context of Hawaii could attract her attention.
If you have expertise in community-driven projects or sustainable initiatives specific to Hawaii, it may resonate well with Zoe's coverage focus. Furthermore, if your pitch can tie into recent government announcements or cite relevant data connected to Hawaii’s scientific and environmental landscape, it might enhance its appeal for Zoe.
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By: Zoe Dym
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced the federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency has officially ended, as previously announced. Nearly 1,200 Hawaiʻi residents died from COVID-19. Gov. Josh Green said the state expected to see over 4,000 deaths each year if no action was taken.
By: Zoe Dym
The number of Japanese tourists who visited Hawaiʻi this year is down 73% from 2019. It’s hard to say when the arrival count will reach pre-pandemic numbers, which is why local businesses are bringing their products to Japan instead.
By: Zoe Dym
The Division of State Parks, nonprofits and private companies have joined forces to restore native seabirds back to the Nāpali Coast of Kauaʻi. The project is currently focused in Nuʻalolo Kai, a remote valley on the northwestern coastline.
By: Zoe Dym
Sasha Colby not only competed, but won the most recent season of the popular competition show RuPaul's Drag Race. The TV series has been on the air since 2009 and gave drag queens a mainstream platform. HPR’s Zoe Dym spoke with Colby about what the show meant for herself and the community.
By: Zoe Dym
Five divers are scheduled to go to court for illegal fishing activities in Windward Oʻahu over the weekend. Lanikai and Kailua residents sent complaints to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources’ Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement.
Kamehameha Schools and Arizona State University will open a campus on Hawaiʻi Island. It’s a partnership between Kamehameha’s community initiative program called Kaiāulu and ASU Local — its rural outreach program.
Since about half of the state's petroleum use comes from aviation, local companies Pono Pacific and Par Hawaiʻi plan to collaborate on a Hawaiʻi-based sustainable airplane fuel. HPR's Zoe Dym has more.
An invasive beetle species known as coffee berry borers are the biggest pest of coffee worldwide. The best way to get rid of the insect could be another insect. Coffee farms in Central and South American countries have successfully decreased coffee plant damage by using tiny parasitic wasps.
By: Zoe Dym
Two of Oʻahu’s largest city parks will close for maintenance in June. Nate Serota with the city’s Department of Parks and Recreation explains why the two parks are closing at the same time.
By: Zoe Dym
A group of Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners said they are going to sue the County of Hawaiʻi if action isn't taken to clean the sewage discharge entering the ocean. HPR's Zoe Dym has more on the conflict.
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