Sea level rise has the potential to be devastating, but only if we don’t prepare. We mustn’t sacrifice the communities of the future because we were diverted from the problem by the urgencies of today. We must do both. https://t.co/tDLU5OGgfX
"Why is fighting for my humanity considered an optional or special add-on to climate justice?" @Leahtommi writes on why every environmentalist should be anti-racist. https://t.co/BBhGF623WI
Tiger sharks are one of many shark (manō) species in Hawai‘i and are important members of the coastal ecosystem. In Native Hawaiian culture, manō are found in many stories and songs, where they appear as guardians, villains, navigators, and healers. #APAHM
Today's #NREMseminar: @ponoscience showed that, in 2019, climate advocacy legislation in Hawaii focused on transportation and energy. State Rep. @NLowen supported the most climate bills!
Learn more: https://t.co/UEHXYXMBIe
As @AimeeStorms presented in #NREMseminar today, what occurs in the upper watershed impacts the lower regions. Her masters project on sediment levels in the Ala Wai watershed emphasized this #mauka to #makai connection. Great job Aimee👏🏻 https://t.co/5u4TmYHy5F
Today is the day! Tune in to the Zoom link below to join the masters of environmental management students from @NREM_UH in defending their capstone projects. See schedule below #NREMseminar. Zoom link: https://t.co/LCaBMiXXO4
Take a break from #WFH tomorrow & learn about the #environmental work that the @NREM_UH grad students have been conducting. Attached is a poster with topics and the schedule. Zoom link: https://t.co/LCaBMiGmWw
In 2 days our @NREM_UHmanoa masters of #environmental management will be defending their capstone projects during #NREMseminar. Join the zoom link below to learn about their interesting projects in #Hawaii. link: https://t.co/LCaBMiXXO4
Take a break from your #WFH schedule and tune in next Wednesday April 29th to @NREM_UHmanoa graduate students defend their capstone projects during #NREMseminar. See schedule and topics below
Don’t forget that on Wednesday the @uhmanoa graduate students in the @NREM_UH department will be defending their capstone masters projects! Running from 1:30 to 4:50 pm. See schedule in attached photo Zoom link: https://t.co/LCaBMiXXO4. #environmentalscience
Take a break from your #WFH schedule and tune in next Wednesday April 29th to @NREM_UHmanoa graduate students defend their capstone projects during #NREMseminar. See schedule and topics below
Mauka to makai is the connection from mountains to the ocean. This Hawaiian concept is foundational a healthy planet! @ellaenvironment shared this #EarthDay about how estuaries are a key part of this connection #NREMseminar
https://t.co/sXnY0rfm9i
Non-native #invasive plants are threatening native species and environments. @cldemattos did an excellent job presenting on this issue at Papahana Kuaola during #NREMseminar
Estuaries are vital connections from mauka to makai, @ellaenvironment plans to characterize their natural and cultural features to better inform resource management!
#capstone@uhmanoa
#estuaries are a crucial functioning part of ecosystems in Hawaii! @ellaenvironment talked in our #NREMseminor how she has a plan to characterize the estuaries on Maui based on previous work done by @uhmanoa grad students! https://t.co/o4Jll62mZD
What does a research trip to Antarctica look like? Collaboration and teamwork! @geog_uhm professor and graduate student @Island_UAV share about their trip studying plants and soils as the Antarctic quickly "greens" due to climate change #NREMSeminar
https://t.co/BxF8omF6Dd
In 2020 #Antarctica logged the hottest temp on record at 18.3 C. Dr. Dave Beilman and Derek Ford shared in #NREMseminar today their evidence for a changing environment in Antarctica with lots of ecological changes in the wake of #climatechange. https://t.co/dDTqg3VBs4