Aloha kākou, I need help getting to Australia to set up a bank account so I can receive a research stipend for my PhD program. All donations over $20 will be entered into a raffle.
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@NEON_sci is funded by @NSF & provides #openaccess#data from 81 field sites across the US, which can be used for a variety of applications including eco-forecasting, which is a growing need. #science#NREMseminar
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Kalani Quiocho yesterday in #NREMseminar: We are all living in the legacy of the #Hawaiian#renaissance. The shaking of #Kahoʻolawe mobilized our people to rise up: speak, dance, and be Hawaiian. @NREM_UH
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@uhmanoa can become a #Hawaiian place of learning by using the same principles of #alohaʻāina that Hawaiians have always used: moʻokuʻauhau #Genealogy, kaikuaʻana/kaikaina #interdependent relationships, and #kuleana responsibility to care for one another
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Dr. Noelani puniwai shared in #NREMSeminar that our #worldview is a reflection of our #mookuauhau, which includes our #genealogy as well as the land, people, and communities we are connected to.
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Local #Adaptation drives fitness in plants that live in different environments. #ClimateChange is decreasing the benefits of local adaptations by shifting populations towards the mean. #NREMseminar@NREM_UH
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When done imaginatively & inclusively — cultural ecosystem services research brings equity & justice https://t.co/tpV6UcEszo #NREMseminar
Soil health & carbon research largely focuses on material services. We can work for #foodsecurity#climateaction & #equity at the same time!
The Army Reserves Natural Resource Program O‘ahu manages these lands. Most of their work (32%) is in #Invasive species control. They want to fund two GAs to look at a number of things including beneficial #fungal relationships with #endangered plants. #NREMseminar@NREM_UH