Image of the Week: Bird of Paradise
This week's image is from UH Mānoa's Teresita Amore.
First-of-its-kind agriculture maps help Hawaiʻi track crops, boost food security
Hawaiʻi’s first high-resolution crop maps will help track agricultural diversity, support food security, and improve disaster and wildfire response.
How do bacteria travel on fungal freeways? UH study explores
Researchers hope findings will provide insights that could impact health, agriculture and the environment.
From soil to crown: UH Mānoa alumna digs deep for pageant success
India Kawelolani Calso Ching cultivated success in science and pageantry.
UH faculty shine as ‘Volunteers of the Year’ at horticulture conference
Two CTAHR faculty members were recognized as the 2024 Volunteers of the Year by the American Society for Horticultural Science.
UH Mānoa college adds ‘resilience’ to its name to reflect vision, mission
The College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources has officially changed its name to the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience.
Hawaiian chili peppers extension hosts field day at Waimānalo
CTAHR extension agents provided growers and home gardeners with applied science-based information on producing specialty peppers.
Clay experts expand horizons at UH-hosted conferences
UH Mānoa hosted the 61st annual meeting of the Clay Minerals Society and 5th Asian Clay Conference in June.
Researcher recognized for work on improved crop growth, plant biology
Robert Paull’s research has led to improved crop growth and yield under environmental stress, and extended post harvest life of tropical ornamentals, fruits and vegetables.
Breaking barriers: What education did for a UH West Oʻahu commencement speaker
Bryceson Tugade’s graduation from UH West Oʻahu is “for his dad.”
