UH Hilo climate change research project receives fourth year of funding
NSF has released $1 million from the Centers for Research Excellence and Technology Program to fund UH Hilo’s climate change research project.
NSF has released $1 million from the Centers for Research Excellence and Technology Program to fund UH Hilo’s climate change research project.
The symposium aims to address legal and policy challenges and questions surrounding continental U.S.?and Pacific Islands climate displacement and relocation.
A study by UH Hilo’s Matthew Knope warns of a future mass extinction if marine resources are not better managed.
Hundreds of young leaders from around the globe will gather at UH at Mānoa to discuss sustainability and conservation.
WRRC will conduct a three-year \ project focusing on developing optimal irrigation strategies in farmlands throughout Âé¶¹´«Ã½, Guam and American Samoa.
Seven motions prepared by UH Mānoa law students in partnership with environmental groups and agencies, have been adopted as World Conservation Congress resolutions.
An international design challenge has been launched to rehabilitate the Ala Wai watershed, one of the nation’s most polluted bodies of water.
UH researchers, faculty and students contribute to the International Union for Conservation of Nature World Conservation Congress.
The William S. Richardson School of Law is taking a leading role as the International Union for the Conservation of Nature opens its International Congress at the Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Convention Center.
UH Mānoa’s new law school building will enable student clinics to serve a wider range of at-risk populations.