Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu

Master's Student | Dept. of Natural Resources & Environmental Management | University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Bridging the gap between stakeholders requires forming #relationships and building trust. Mahalo, Josiah Jury for sharing your past experiences and current roles in helping better #ungulate management through collaboration among groups on Oʻahu, HI. #NREMseminar

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Natural resource managers are needed in the #legislature and court systems now more than ever before in order for management actions to be pushed forward and climate change be taken seriously. #NREMseminar #ClimateMitigation https://t.co/VmmiOeDyXx

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Yes! And another solution to seeking #collaboration in fisheries management was increasing #KnowledgeExchange between the fishers and managers. #NREMseminar

[Philip Kitamura @PhilipKitamura]

Relationship and #TrustBuilding, increased participation, and shifts in attitude/behavior are the results of #TransparentCommunications and collaborative research, which are deeper solutions in the context of shark declines, Hawaii fishermen, and regulations. #NREMSeminar

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Traditional techniques controlling mosquito-borne diseases may not be enough for future management, so Dr. @ikaikasci and colleagues are using new strategies to address the issue like #paratransgenesis, which modifies a mosquito's #metagenome. https://t.co/Xt2hY7v7C6 #NREMseminar

[Carli Donoghue @forestsofood]

Combating mosquito borne diseases is crucial with #climatechange and invasive environments-Dr.Matt Medeiros finds novel paratransgenic solutions with niche dimensions of #Hawaiian mosquito populations #NREMseminar symbiontshttps://manoa.hawaii.edu/biology/people/matthew-madeiros

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Dr. @CaliCrampton and colleagues have been experimenting acoustic #monitoring tools to refine occupancy estimates of our native thrush, puaiohi, on the island of Kauaʻi. Future plans are to scale up the tool to capture the species' abundance. #NREMseminar #SaveDaNatives

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Dr. Daniel Jenkins presented some of his research on providing low-cost #AgricultureDiagnostics to help detect plant disease and assess plant health, which in turn can save money for farmers and managers. #NREMseminar https://t.co/tjgcxuMwlm

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

By sifting through Hawaiian language #newspapers, Dr. Steven Businger and his colleagues unveiled (k)new information and were able to create the track of an 1871 category 3 #hurricane that hit the islands of Hawaiʻi and Maui. #NREMseminar

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

By restoring the #culturaldiversity of our landscapes and systems, we are restoring the traditions and perspectives that come with them. Plant more kalo! #NREMseminar #bioculturalrestoration

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Dr. Kim Falinski just presented research on the recent restoration efforts in Heʻeia, Oahu removing invasive #mangroves and it was great to hear the #community input was valued in shaping goals of the project and how it was going to be carried out. #NREMseminar

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Farmers' length of residency on #agricultural lands strongly correlates to their values on sense of place. Dr. Noa Lincoln presented his research on how farmers' values affect their farming practices in South Kona's agricultural systems. #NREMseminar #MultiFunctionalAg

[Kūpaʻa Luat-Hūʻeu @Kupaalh]

Dr. Laurie Richmond just presented on Fishscapes and Power, pointing out that historically, local area depletions in fish stocks noticed by #indigenous communities were not seen as stock management problems by the IPHC directors. #NREMseminar #fisheries