Aloha Friday! Interested in volunteering at our Ho‘olaule‘a Event Aug 4? Sign up before all the spots are taken and choose from a variety of positions! Like kids? We are still looking for individuals to monitor over the keiki games! #LyonArboretum#Lyon100 https://t.co/EKZk3mSBpj
Speaking about #soilcarbon, @Comerfordnbc reminds us that, "the biodiversity we can see aboveground is only a footnote to the biodiversity that lives underground". Learn more about one of Dr. Comerfordʻs favorite soils, the Spodosol https://t.co/eeoUUBXygn #nremseminar#microbes
Population viability analysis or PVA can be used to project the invasion rate of different plant communities in Hawaiʻi and help prioritize #resourcemanagement efforts. Learn more from new work by @plantsynchrony at UH Mānoa #nremseminar#hawaii https://t.co/1CjPgvsAR4
Dr. Miles presents his findings on how diverse intercropping actually helps pest resistance in monoculture crops. Diverse vegetation competes with the cash crop for N, making the crop less appetizing to pests! https://t.co/7F3ZFTo6UV
#nremseminar#foodsystems#biodiversity
Dr. Miura delves into the ability of coordinated international satellites to identify essential biodiversity variables and monitor changes in biodiversity worldwide. https://t.co/NY4Uy9EVBg #nremseminar#remotesensing#satellite@tomoaki_miura
Dr. Rakan Zahawi talks about his work in Costa Rica with applied nucleation and the use of drones to determine forest recovery. Drones can be used to observe phenology! Learn more https://t.co/4fGFiIR1x6 #nremseminar#restorationecology#costarica
Knowing the differences between the non-native barn owl and the native Pueo is key to conducting accurate population surveys on the island. Dr. Cotin speaks about his work with the endangered Pueo raptor @pueoproject https://t.co/rdjp0XUpOK #nremseminar#pueo#nativehawaii
"Coastal squeeze" is a major threat to endangered sea turtles on Bioko Island. Because of Bioko's topography, the beach can't grow fast enough to support nesting habitat with sea level rise. Dr. Honarvar shares her work at https://t.co/9asdrSbIDJ #NREMSeminar#bioko#seaturtle
Speaking about community and resource care-taking, Dr Mehana Vaughan promotes "making decisions about a place in the place." Learn more about restoring local governance in her new book "Kaiāulu" at https://t.co/MfIJX23Mqx.
#nremseminar#talkstory#resilientcommunity#Hawaii
The ghost plant, Monotropa uniflora, is a rare plant that has no chlorophyll; instead it gets its energy by acting as a parasite on fungi, which makes it a myco-heterotroph. It's usually white but specimens at @el_tular are invariably red. #ericaceae#botany#plants#flowers
The ʻalalā is so smart it can use tools to dig and forage for food! Watch this great video https://t.co/SatiqXG9wp and be inspired to learn more about the revised reintroduction program for the Hawaiian ʻalalā crow #nremseminar#alala#corvids#reintroduction
Dr. Megan Barnes is a "Decision Scientist" and explores the cost benefits of upgrading cesspools in Maui and the potential environmental impacts. Follow @ultimatemegs at https://t.co/wYivh49ORf
#NREMseminar#decisionscience#ridgetoreef#stormwater
What are the welfare gains from restoring Mauiʻs reefs? Dr. Carlo Fezzi demonstrates how economic models can be applied to ecosystem services on Maui. Follow the project at https://t.co/MSAVyAoxL1
#nremseminar#recreation#ecosystemservices#SocialSciences
Learned about phase shifts in coral reef communities today with Dr. Craig Nelson of NOAA. When algae grows on reefs they exude DOM that foster pathogenic bacteria and hypoxic conditions. https://t.co/Dj9ZS9JNk7 #microbialization#ridge2reef#anthropologenicphaseshift#nremseminar