Irrigation made easy at garden workshop
The event reinforced the importance of water conservation and showed the guests proper use of water, a precious resource in our islands.
Creativity and kindness bloom in Valentine’s Day flower arranging
The event attracted 150 participants who created one ikebana arrangement to take home, and another to donate to Mental Health Kokua.
Data driven agriculture student program includes $4K stipend
Data driven agriculture allows farmers, conservationists and student agriculturists to understand tropical plant traits that can benefit local and global communities.
Students design, plant tree canopy for Kaimukī Library community
Library patrons were greeted by a plethora of trees until about a decade ago when they were removed due to disease.
$3.4M award to study fungal-bacterial interactions on climate change
Hawaiʻi's vast diversity of soils accounts for more than 80% of soil types on the planet.
Next generation of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander scientists shine
The students performed cutting-edge research in environmental biology within the watershed of Kailua in Windward Oʻahu.
Grad student discovers ʻāina-based kuleana at UH
Kahealani Acosta is featured in the ‘Finding Our Kuleana” campaign and explains discovering purpose during her academic journey.
$4M to improve maize breeding, food production
The NSF-funded project aims to address food security.
Nitrogen study could help farmers and protect water, ecosystems
Researchers seek to improve nitrogen management and better understand the global nitrogen cycle.
In memoriam: Horticulturist James Brewbaker, the ‘King of Corn’
Brewbaker’s driving ambition was to leverage science as a means to alleviate widespread hunger around the globe.
