Native Hawaiian scientists sail to Papahānaumokuākea
The 15-day scientific research voyage is aimed at collecting data to develop strategies for climate change.
Conservation award for UH Hilo alumnus recognizes 30 years of outreach
John Kahiapo received a DLNR award which recognizes people who go above and beyond to protect natural and cultural resources.
First endangered ʻuaʻu observed on Maunakea in more than 60 years
UH Hilo researchers have conducted research on the mauna since 2017 and spotted the native Hawaiian seabird in May.
Mānoa graduate achieves fallen firefighter dad’s dream
For Elizabeth Moorman, graduating from UH Mānoa in May 2021 is another step toward a hopeful future for her family.
Professor’s fight to protect Hawaiʻi’s forests earns national recognition
Rebecca Ostertag was recognized for intellectual leadership in tropical forest ecology and conservation.
Humpback whale collaborative research continues in Hawaiian waters
During the summer, the research team studies the same whales in Alaska.
Turtles face ‘daunting future’ due to climate change, other factors
Researchers said that with sea levels projected to rise due to global warming, many habitats that turtles live in will disappear or dramatically shrink within the next 100 years.
Bird is the word in UH Hilo professor’s minute radio spots
Patrick Hart launched a native Hawaiian bird series on Hawaiʻi Public Radio.
Web gallery: Life on-campus during COVID-19
A small number of courses with clinicals or labs are being held in-person at UH Hilo which require students, faculty and staff to wear masks at all times and take on a renewed approach to traditional learning.
Scholarship inspires Micronesian students to uplift native community
The inaugural scholarship supports the success of Micronesians who exemplify the life and values of community service.
