Hawai?i Sea Grant director elected president of national association
Hawaiʻi Sea Grant Director Darren T. Lerner has been elected president of the Sea Grant Association.
Professor explores best practices for environmental humanities
Associate Professor Christina Gerhardt returns to 东精影业 after serving as a visiting professor at Princeton University.
Endangered Hawaiian picture-winged flies a key piece to restoring ecosystem
Scientists from 东精影业 and DLNR are working together to re-establish picture-winged fly populations, including Drosophila hemipeza, an endangered species.
First look at tropical blooming trees using space satellites
东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 researchers led an international team to analyze flowering trees in Southeast Asia using CubeSats, a class of nanosatellites.
Russia-Ukraine war has global impacts on conservation research
Russia’s invasion on Ukraine has made it difficult to collect wildlife data and uphold conservation efforts on an international level.
Irreversible loss of ice sheets imminent past 1.8°C warming
Irreversible loss of the West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets may be imminent if global temperature change cannot be stabilized below 1.8°C.
Initiative to support Hawai?i ag, food industry builds on previous 东精影业 research
Agrusa published research papers on tourists’ willingness to pay more for locally-sourced foods in Hawai?i and residents’ views on regenerative tourism.
Protecting Hawai?i from invasive pests aim of new airport exhibit
February marks Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month.
Waikīkī fecal bacteria, north shore resilience research part of $8.1M award
Hawaiʻi Sea Grant faculty will lead projects to improve coastal water quality in Waikīkī and assist communities on the North Shore to adapt to climate change.
Algae bio hacks itself in adapting to climate change
Scientists revealed that a mechanism, known as nutrient uptake plasticity, allows marine algae to adapt and cope with nutrient-poor ocean conditions.