#seabirds and native plants come together in #conservation and #restoration as Jackie Smith discusses her @NREM_UH masters capstone project understanding the influences these species have on each other in the #atolls of the Northwest pacific https://t.co/Ie2F4rYkIh
#NREMseminar
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'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
What is Biocultural Management? @kupa_aina of #NREMseminar shares her amazing project of working with #community to gather ecological, cultural, archaeological knowledge of ʻOhikilolo and Keaʻau. Biocultural management can restore #abundance to the land!
https://t.co/dSc3QtTfl9
How can ecological stewardship, education, and therapy be accessed by marginalized communities? @NREM_UH graduate student @forestsofood shared about implementing agroforestry at an O‘ahu women's correctional facility to achieve these goals #NREMseminar
https://t.co/iuDqAuuDdM
Check this out today! Masters of environmental management students will defend their capstone projects in #NREMseminar! Presentations run from 1:30-4:50pm via Zoom.
Zoom: https://t.co/UFYZmvdx70
Interested natural resource management? Come check out our Masters of environmental management students defend their capstone projects in #NREMseminar! Presentations are this Wed (4/29) from 1:30-4:50p.
Zoom: https://t.co/UFYZmvdx70
Come check out the Masters of Environmental Management students defend their capstone projects this Wed (4/29) from 1:30-4:50! #NREMseminar
Zoom link: https://t.co/UFYZmvdx70
Melissa Kunz of @OlesonLab will contribute to #drought management in Hawai'i by exploring the #humandimensions of drought in collaboration with the Hawaii Drought Knowledge Exchange. Learn more: https://t.co/eZaCGEyJs1
‘Alae ‘ula is an endangered Hawaiian waterbird - by fostering pilina (relationships) between community members and this endangered bird we may be able to #mālama momona (cultivate abundance)! @FlowerFloating#NREMseminar
https://t.co/0nvfwsxHbc
Hawaiian monk seals are endangered, but there are ongoing efforts to support seal populations including @NREM_UH graduate student @Vaibhavi_27‘s work looking at social and legal components of disease threats facing seals spread by feral cats #NREMseminar
https://t.co/tOm8TXbnXj
Hawai'i is the invasive species capital of the world! @cldemattos will be characterizing the degree of invasions at @papahanakuaola and assessing the effect of invasives on native plants. @NREM_UH
https://t.co/MP3Wqq9vlf
#Feralcats are obviously a problem here in Hawai'i, spreading #toxoplasmosis and endangering Hawaiian monk seals. But did you know that a big part of the problem is that there is no legislative definition of what a feral cat is?
@Vaibhavi_27#NREMseminar
https://t.co/GBNHsrMAus
Estuaries are vital connections from mauka to makai, @ellaenvironment plans to characterize their natural and cultural features to better inform resource management!
#capstone@uhmanoa
Today during #NREMseminar, @ellaenvironment talked about how she will be working on characterizing Maui's #estuaries in order to better manage these sensitive ecosystems on a local and state level! #MaukatoMakai
https://t.co/vYJHg6umXF
Non-native #invasive plants are threatening native species and environments. @cldemattos did an excellent job presenting on this issue at Papahana Kuaola during #NREMseminar
For her NREM capstone project, @cldemattos will work with @papahanakuaola to develop information on the range of #invasivespecies and potential impacts in order to improve management practices and help their goal of restoring native ecosystems #NREMseminar
https://t.co/5hzTd4WiDW