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PI-CASC NEWS

A woman is seen on a stage giving a presentation.
- Guam

PI-CASC research highlighted at Mariana Islands Conservation Conference

PI-CASC researchers, staff, and students took to the stage for the annual conference in Guam.
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- Hawaiian Islands, USAPI

Pacific Islands brace for ‘dry season,’ sounding alarm on drought and wildfire

Researchers, partners share information and tips to raise awareness on the current season for high chances of drought and wildfires.
Sean wades in the ocean holding on the floating equiptment.
- Hawaiian Islands

Assessing the impacts of urban wildfire on coral reefs in Lahaina

Maui native Sean Swift is working to assess the impacts of urban wildfire on coral reefs in Lahaina.
PI-CASC welcomes new graduate scholars
- Guam, Hawaiian Islands

PI-CASC welcomes new graduate scholars

Aloha and Håfa adai to PI-CASC's new graduate fellows!
Participants stand on the outskirts of a pond.
- Hawaiian Islands

Co-developing an eDNA toolkit for fishpond communities

A toolkit helps resource managers use eDNA to learn more about the fish species that are present in their areas.
Group shot of PI-CASC Graduate Scholars in front of East West Center.
- Guam, Pacific Islands

PI-CASC to host student research symposium

The hybrid symposium will bring together graduate students from the UH and UOG to share research.
The group stands behind their booth at the fair.
- Hawaiian Islands

Developing meaningful relationships to inspire action

Organizations collaborate on creating a model sustaining relationships beyond a singular event.
Welcoming Dr. Ryan Longman
- Hawaiian Islands

Welcoming Dr. Ryan Longman

PI-CASC welcomed Dr. Ryan Longman as the new full-time Consortium Program Director at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.
Photo of landscape Hui Hoʻoleimaluō
- Hawaiian Islands

Partnership enhances traditional fishpond conservation and place-based education

An organization dedicated to loko iʻa restoration and K-12 education will partner in a project involving underwater live streams.
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