Stingless bees focus of Hawaiʻi CC Fulbright Scholar research
This is the second Fulbright honor for Hawaiʻi CC Professor Pamela Scheffler.
706-acre Pālamanui forest preserve a ‘living laboratory’
Agreement helps to protect endangered low-land forest ecosystem.
Pacific Islands wildfires highlight vulnerability to climate change and how to address it
This editorial by UH Mānoa Assistant Specialist Clay Trauernicht was posted in The Hill on August 20, 2021.
Wild pigs threaten species worldwide; Hawaiʻi hit hard
The findings highlight concerns about their impacts particularly on islands and to species that receive less conservation attention.
UH Mānoa part of first nationwide mammal survey
The survey is made up of 1,509 motion-activated cameras from 110 sites located across all 50 states.
Nooks, crannies and critters: measuring the complexity of land, ocean habitats
Researchers developed a simple way to standardize how habitat complexity is measured.
Potential for species extinction from deep-sea mining
A study seeks to dispel misconceptions leading to miscalculations of the likely effects of commercial operations to extract minerals from the seabed.
Kapi‘olani CC student reps Hawai‘i in prestigious conference
Mackenzie Jahnke represented Hawaiʻi at the 24th Annual Posters on the Hill held via Twitter.
Hawaiʻi forests restore after animals fenced out
UH Hilo researchers waited 25 years to discover that native trees could restore themselves after cattle and pigs were fenced out.
Kapiʻolani CC research students recognized at national STEM conference
Undergraduate research experience students attended the 2020 Emerging Researchers National Conference.
