Lau Kupu Day brings conservation volunteers to Lyon Arboretum
More than 100 volunteers united at Lyon Arboretum for Lau Kupu Day to restore native plants and support conservation in Hawaiʻi.
More than 100 volunteers united at Lyon Arboretum for Lau Kupu Day to restore native plants and support conservation in Hawaiʻi.
The digitization effort made the collection accessible to scientists and seed banks around the world.
This week's image is from the Lyon Arboretum.
Attendees participated in guided tours and hands-on activities led by arboretum staff.
Cheyanne Kapulelehua Greene has found ways to connect her interests throughout her educational journey.
The Seed Conservation Lab is one of three storage and propagation facilities that are part of Lyon’s Hawaiian Rare Plant Program.
During the summer, the traveling students were housed at the CDF research station, where they conducted their research projects focused on island invasion biology.
This week's image is from Lyon Arboretum's Luana Low.
This week's image is from the Lyon Arboretum.
There are more than 140 buildings on the 320-acre campus, which also features more than 4,000 trees and more than 500 tree species.