This position will join the 2025-2027 Future of Species Range Shifts cohort as part of the Climate Adaptation Postdoctoral (CAP) Fellows Program. Apply by April 3.
Anela Akana
PI-CASC Consortium Program Director, Dr. Ryan Longman and his colleagues will discuss tools that aid in monitoring and responding to drought conditions in Hawaiʻi in a webinar on March 24.
Participate in an hour-long workshop on different uses for the plants found in a hybrid forest in Keaukaha, Hilo on April 21.
Join like-minded educators to protect local ahupuaʻa and marine ecosystem, and inspire the next generation of stewards. Virtual Q&A March 24. Apply by March 31.
Hawaiʻi County has released an RFP to select a service operator for the Hilo Reusable Foodware Program. Apply by April 16.
Leigh graduated in the fall from UH Mānoa with a master’s of science degree. She worked with Dr. Yinphan Tsang on project that looked at the climate impacts on freshwater fish populations in Hawaiian streams. We caught up with her to talk about her project, graduation, and what’s next.
Explore historical drought trends in Hawaiʻi, the tools available for assessment, and key research gaps that need to be addressed for improved drought resilience with Dr. Abby Frazier.
PI-CASC will host a symposium at the Conference on Island Sustainability. Register for in-person or online attendance.
Dr. Deah Lieurance presents “Advancing invasive species management in a changing climate” on March 19. Register today!
This series will showcase tools and applications important for managing drought in Hawaiʻi. Tune in to first seminar on March 10.