Could hybrid ecosystems save native forests in Hawaiʻi?
University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo researchers test new hybrid ecosystems as a way to save Hawaiʻi’s low elevation native forests.
State-of-the-art biology building open for learning
Edmondson Hall features newly renovated teaching and research laboratories for UH Mānoa’s biology program.
Female Hawaiʻi creeper leads population collapse
UH Mānoa researchers discover less than 28 percent of the adult population of the endangered Hawaiʻi creeper in the Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge is female.
ARCS Foundation honors Manoa doctoral candidates
Graduate students Jonathan Whitney and Zachary Bergeron receive “Scholar of the Year” awards from the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation.
Scientists decode western painted turtle genome
UH Mānoa scientist Robert C. Thomson helped uncover the evolutionary history behind common turtle’s novel traits.
Haleakalā silversword faces global warming threat
New research published in Global Change Biology warns that global warming may have severe consequences for the silversword in its native habitat.
Rebecca Cann interviewed on evolutionary anniversary
Mitochondrial DNA study identifying a common ancestral mother spurs memories 25 years later.
Native bird survival drops as molt lengthens
Endangered Hawaiian honeycreepers take longer to replace feathers as introduced birds spread.
