Tropical, temperate reefs react differently to fishing pressures
Researchers found what happens to ocean ecosystems when fishing pressure increases or decreases between tropical to temperate ecosystems.
‘Mind-blowing’ Antarctic scenery, wildlife highlight research trip
A UH Marine Mammal Research Program PhD student took incredible video and photos.
UH discovers 4 new species in deep Pacific Ocean seabed
Single-celled xenophyophores were discovered during a joint project between scientists.
‘Infant’ planet discovered by UH astronomers, Maunakea telescope
The discovery could help astronomers understand how planets like Earth form and evolve.
Measuring marine toxins and pollution in Marshall Islands
The Marshall Islands wanted to prioritize understanding whether its citizens can eat local fish and swim in waters safely.
UH research reveals how volcanic eruptions affect El Niño
The recent study found that volcanic cooling occurred mostly outside the tropics, shifting winds that favor onset El Niño conditions.
Saving coral reef fisheries with management areas
The study found that marine management areas are too small and allow some human use within their boundaries, limiting their ability to restore depleted fisheries.
Surprising growth rates discovered in deepest photosynthetic corals
The study alters the assumption that deep corals living on the brink of darkness grow extremely slowly.
UH leaders call for justice and an end to racism
Leaders from across UH affirmed support for the public demonstrations and the Black Lives Matter movement here in Hawaiʻi and beyond.
Hawai‘i Sea Grant TV show wins multiple awards
Hawaiʻi Sea Grant’s signature project television series Voice of the Sea garnered nine wins at the 41st Annual Telly Awards.
