Groundwater discharge found to alter coral reef ecosystems
New UH study reveals how just the right amount of groundwater can boost coral reef productivity while too much causes harm.
Protecting the beauty of reefs bolsters conservation, economy
A new UH study finds that beautiful reefs rich in colorful, unique fish boost both biodiversity and local economies.
Ghost gear vs. hackers: Hackathon launched to protect marine life, coral reefs
Innovators are being called to tackle the ghost gear crisis with cutting-edge tech in a new ocean-focused hackathon.
Coal, steel industry pollution alters North Pacific ocean life thousands of miles away
Industrial iron from coal and steel production is disrupting marine ecosystems thousands of miles from its source.
New humpback whale film reveals epic journey, urgent science
A powerful new film captures the incredible journey of humpback whales and the UH scientists working to protect them.
Graduate champions fishpond restoration, food security in Hawaiʻi
Kade Jacang rediscovered his long-held interest in fish and environmental science.
Coral research inspires environmental science grad to pursue master’s degree
Tyra Arends studied thermally resilient coral and its restoration efforts.
Fijian roots, stories inspired environmental sciences graduate
Maya Singh is graduating from UH Mānoa with a degree in environmental science and a mission to protect coastal ecosystems.
Kīlauea volcano ash prompts largest open ocean phytoplankton bloom
The rare and large summertime phytoplankton bloom occurred in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre in summer 2018.
Coral reefs release a colorful mix of chemicals, feeding tiny ocean recyclers
In the future, the team aims to continue discovering how chemical features can inform coral reef management and be used to advance coral restoration success.
