Congress approves $2.4M for Hawaiʻi Sea Grant to support coastal communities
The funding is part of a continued, bipartisan investment by the U.S. Congress to extend the National Sea Grant Network's operations through 2026.
Climate change could cost Hawaiʻi billions in lost reef recreation
Coral reef decline driven by climate change could cost Hawaiʻi residents between $1.8 billion and $3 billion in lost reef-related activities by 2100.
UH launches free personalized climate summaries for Hawaiʻi subscribers
Starting July 1, the Hawaiʻi community can receive free, personalized monthly climate updates tailored to their own neighborhood or coastline delivered straight to their inbox.
$2.2M grant funds next phase of Maui wildfire recovery study
The National Institutes of Health renewed the Maui wildfire study examining long-term recovery, mental health and community resilience.
UH joins $13.5M consortium to strengthen U.S. seafood supply
UH is set to play a pivotal role in a new national effort to strengthen America’s seafood supply and expand sustainable aquaculture.
3 UH grads head to D.C. for marine policy fellowships
Gabrielle Ellis, Jonathan Rosen and Sarah Woo are spending one year focusing on critical marine policy issues in Washington, D.C.
Earth sciences grad among 1st from Rapa Nui to earn doctoral degree
UH Mānoa PhD student Noah Paoa earned a landmark achievement as the first Rapa Nui person to go through the Rapa Nui school system and earn a doctoral degree.
National awards honor professor’s Native Hawaiian health, climate justice impact
Mapuana Antonio champions ancestral knowledge, restoring community health, resilience and wellbeing.
Climate experts, Waiʻanae community gather to tackle wildfire, flood risks
More than 90 committee members, community members and project team representatives attended the meeting.
Most Americans concerned climate change will harm their health
Study finds most Americans worry climate change will affect their health, shaped by trust and experience.
