Destiny Apilado

All things ‘āina. Natural resource management graduate student at UH Manoa. Hau‘oli Mau Loa Fellow.

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

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[Susan Crow @soilandcarbon]

Q&A With Rep. Jill Tokuda: Hawaii Speciality Crops Need Support In The New Farm Bill https://t.co/7VzkWK8QaD

[Breanne (Bree) Fong @BreeeeFong]

Ever heard of general flowering? Tomoaki Miura shows how #budding remote sensing by #PlanetScope commercial #satellites can capture the occurrence of many tree species blooming at the same time! #NREMseminar

More on the general flowering in West Malesia: https://t.co/rkXF48TDIj

[Reinier Paul Santiago @rpaulrs]

#CollaborativeResearch with local communities should be grounded on reciprocal care & communication. Let's #uplift voices/worldviews, methodologies, and other ways of knowing. Mahalo @alohinak for sharing your time and aloha with us at #NREMSeminar https://t.co/jFpMdC1ejO

[Breanne (Bree) Fong @BreeeeFong]

Kaleohano Farrant's #beautiful talk shows how we can share community voices in a meaningful way by making #storytelling of 'āina-based groups like @hookuaaina more transformative to spread #abundance and foster #biocultural stewardship
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[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

Upcoming environmental management graduates from UH Mānoa remind us of the abundance and strength available to us by going back to traditional values and looking to the symbols of the #umeke and #pewa. #NREMseminar https://t.co/2fofIjeEzM

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

STATE CLIMATE LEADERSHIP MATTERS @USClimate’s learning lab supports collaboration between stakeholders to address challenges. @soilandcarbon further shares local needs with HI delegates, learn about her project Hawaii climate focused work here https://t.co/grJwlQnQN5 #NREMseminar

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

@NOAAFisheries is moving towards incorporating equity in environmental justice #EEJ while recognizing their capacity is limited to their few social scientists. I hope to see capacity be built here in the future. #NREMseminar https://t.co/Ajl76LLYp9

[National Tropical Botanical Garden @NTBG]

Did you know #Hawaii's Senator @maziehirono introduced a resolution designating April 2023 as National Native Plant Month? We love native plants for the unique role they play in their habitat, making each place distinct from anywhere else. Here are a few native #Hawaiian species.

[Breanne (Bree) Fong @BreeeeFong]

Marc Hughes reveals how two #fungal pathogens are the cause of rapid 'Ōhi'a death, putting native forests at risk of losing this #keystone species. Let's be #mindful when traveling inter-island & clean #hiking gear to prevent spread of spores! #NREMseminar
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[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

#Ceratocystis is a fungus responsible for #Rapid_Ohia_Death. This plant pathogen has been spreading across the state since 2010 but has yet to reach all islands. Please be aware of modes of movement to reduce the spread! #NREMseminar https://t.co/nwSuyYoFYf

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

Studies of #microbiomes under selection of deep loess #soil identify novel species that may have levels of activity that contribute to carbon cycles. Should more research on deep soils be done considering it’s high cost? #TPSSseminar https://t.co/mNc2yNJNXV

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

Div. of Aquatic Resources’ mission is #holomua (progress forward). The division focuses on 4 pillars to do just that! Luna shared insight on how they engage with local groups to heal #pilina between communities and government in Hawaii. #NREMseminar https://t.co/aoDB6TeRxo

[National Tropical Botanical Garden @NTBG]

On #InternationalWomensDay, take time to read how women lead our efforts to save plants, protect habitat, and drive our organization at every level, in every capacity from the board room and offices to our lab, nursery, on the grounds, and in the field. https://t.co/foEGqlHrYx

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

Mahalo nui @alohinak for hosting a todays talk story at #NREMseminar. A great reminder of how UH students have the #kuleana of promoting Hawaiian communities through the work we do in academia. Learn about the campus climate initiatives at UH https://t.co/EP5YjCc4sl

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

High resolution remote sensing can be used to detect and monitor flowering events in rainforests. Study by @tomoaki_miura monitors #general_flowering at Lambir National Park after a dry spell and cold temp. trigger. #NREMseminar https://t.co/eXxb6RFiWt

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

Check out her work on how sediment, pollutants, toxins, and nutrients affect coral health. https://t.co/9q6ipZoqXo

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

“No matter how much one may love the world as a whole, one can live fully in it only by living responsibly in some small part of it” #WendellBerry and sometimes that small part requires collab from mauka to makai. Mahalo @lillianjtuttle for the mana‘o on coral health #NREMSeminar

[Reinier Paul Santiago @rpaulrs]

Jay Sturdevant @NatlParkService shared trailblazing work that can help create proactive steps towards protecting our cherished historic sites by utilizing #fire as #tools and #guides at #NREMseminar. https://t.co/IEklVSl5p1

[Destiny Apilado @meaai4thought]

“Fire is our friend” says #Jay_Sturdevant, a @NatlParkService archeologist. Prescribed fires in the Midwest allows resource managers to have more control over the natural landscape cycles to protect significant archeological sites. #NREMseminar https://t.co/C8RpDDb4QM