‘Regenerative’ tourism makes visitors more attractive to residents
Switching from a sustainable mindset to a regenerative one is critical to address the urgent calls for action on climate change and depleting natural resources.
Sustainable use of wild species global report co-authored by UH expert
It is expected to be the main resource to inform policy decisions and promote the sustainable use of wild species.
Stingless bees focus of Hawai?i CC Fulbright Scholar research
This is the second Fulbright honor for Â鶹´«Ã½ CC Professor Pamela Scheffler.
Humpback whales may steer clear of Hawai?i due to climate change
At the current pace, it is likely that some of the humpback whale breeding grounds will heat up past the 21–28℃ temperature range over the next century.
706-acre P¨¡lamanui ‘living laboratory’ stokes reforestation
Â鶹´«Ã½ Community College–Pālamanui recently signed an agreement to protect the valuable Pālamanui Forest Preserve.
Sea cucumber cultivation challenged by climate change
Sea cucumbers are a unique candidate for the production of a high-value, low-trophic species which may improve fishpond ecosystems by enhancing nutrient cycling.
UH botany expert earns national emerging leader award
Karolina Heyduk is the director of the Joseph F. Rock Herbarium, which is housed in the School of Life Sciences.
Waik¨©k¨© Beach restoration project wins national award
Designed to help increase shoreline resiliency on Oʻahu, the Waikīkī Beach Maintenance Project was one of four beach restoration projects awarded by ASBPA.
Materials science research at UH to benefit students, climate
UH experts delivered presentations at the Materials Research Society Spring Meeting and Exhibit on May 11, which drew approximately 4,000 people.
UH hosts high school students overnight on Moku o Lo?e (Coconut Island)
The Summer Marine Mammal Intensive Learning Experience program is designed for Oʻahu high school students to learn about marine mammal science in a hands-on environment.