ʻOpihi spawning research to rebuild Oʻahu population
To help build up the population loss, two graduate students in CTAHR are attempting to spawn and rear ʻopihi to adulthood in their lab on campus.
New UH vessel to expand marine research, conservation efforts
The 68-foot semi-displacement aluminum catamaran will be used by a team of 12 researchers at the Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology.
UH News Image of the Week: Micropropagation
This Image of the Week comes from the Lyon Arboretum's Jenna Watling.
$3.4M award to study fungal-bacterial interactions on climate change
Hawaiʻi's vast diversity of soils accounts for more than 80% of soil types on the planet.
Sources of staph, fecal bacteria washing into Hilo Bay detected by UH scientists
Harmful bacteria were present in soil samples from urban, agriculture and native-forest land areas in the Hilo Bay watershed.
UH re-establishing silversword on Maunakea
The first seedlings of the highly endangered Maunakea silversword emerged in March and were transplanted in June.
Indigenous museum professionals train at Oʻahu landmarks
The institute focuses on museum management and collections care for institutions that care for Oceanic collections.
706-acre Pālamanui ‘living laboratory’ stokes reforestation
Hawaiʻi Community College–Pālamanui recently signed an agreement to protect the valuable Pālamanui Forest Preserve.
UH botany expert earns national emerging leader award
Karolina Heyduk is the director of the Joseph F. Rock Herbarium, which is housed in the School of Life Sciences.
Volunteers needed to mālama Maunakea, weed pull scheduled
The Mālama Maunakea volunteer weed pulls are part of ongoing efforts to protect the resources on the mountain.
