The print version of "Our Environment" was soon joined by a radio version. The broadcast reflected the same mission and method as the newspaper column. Originally broadcast on Maui's KAOI Radio, the broadcast version of "Our Environment" was soon syndicated throughout Hawaii and often ranked as Hawaii's #1 radio "feature." Each week the show consisted of 3 daily 90 second segments, broadcast during morning drive time, early afternoon and evening drive time. "Our Environment" on the radio was sponsored by Maui businesses and was completely sold out from the day of its first broadcast.

Both of these efforts continued for the better part of a decade. Over 400 newspapers and 2,500 radio shows were written, and in the case of the broadcast version, produced, by Maui-based writer Jeff Stark. During this period Mr. Stark was instrumental in creating and managing a variety of 501(c)[3] environmental groups inclding the Maui Recycling Group, Maui Open Space Trust, Hawaii Environmental Education Association, Hawaii Ecotourism Association, the BEACON Conference Group, and others. Mr. Stark managed several projects in the firlds of solid waste resource management, land conservation, environmental/business conferences, green building, and more. In 1992 Mr. Stark was voted the "Maui Community Choice Environmentalist of the Year."

An online version followed in 1996, and featured an expanded format. In the following years the Mr. Stark was also involved in legislative lobbying, and service on a variety of state and county task forces. For nearly two decades Mr. Stark served as Board Member/Committee Chair and member of the Executive Committee of the Maui Economic Development Board. This service provided opportunities to work with many of Hawaii's leading businesses and government organizations. Mr. Stark's main focus in this work was to serve as a voice for Maui and Hawaii's environmental community.

The current evolution of "Our Environment" is designed to achieve the same goals as in the past.We look forward to continuing our work with an even larger audience.