From campus to tundra: Kapiʻolani CC students follow the k¨lea migration
Students bridge cultural divides while investigating native birds up north.
Students bridge cultural divides while investigating native birds up north.
The Alaska SeaLife Center featured a captivating exhibit that bridges the worlds of microscopic marine science and fine art.
Sophisticated flying tagging devices help researchers monitor whales with lower impact.
Their mission was to deploy advanced autonomous systems to combat an invasive macroalgae called Chondria tumulosa.
Dedicated scholars help safeguard rare native Hawaiian bird on campus.
Students and their UH advisors will work collaboratively with the sponsoring agencies and Âé¶¹´«Ã½ communities on their graduate research projects.
Guided by “Huli ka lima i lalo, ola,” the event featured demonstrations, conservation work and presentations centered on mālama ʻāina.
Digital ingenuity helps Kaua?i CC students save ancient sites and fragile artifacts.
Hawaiian green sea turtles have been documented for the first time actively grazing on Chondria tumulosa.
The Pacific RRCI will be housed in UH¡¯s Office of Land and Ocean Conservation Futures.