Report and Resolution Adopted.
Summary
The Senate of the 33rd Legislature passed a resolution formally recognizing Waikiki as a World Surfing Reserve, citing its historic surf culture, environmental significance, and economic contribution. The resolution does not create new programs or funding, but it directs certified copies to the state Land and Natural Resources Board, the Honolulu mayor, and the Waikiki Beach Special Improvement District. This endorsement aims to raise awareness and support existing local efforts to protect Waikiki’s surf environment.
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