Lonoa Honua and the County of Hawaiʻi OSCER is seeking community based organizations that conduct community engagement in environmental and community resilience-focused work to participate in a free training. Apply by May 7.
Announcements
In the face of the many threats posed to Hawaiian lowland wet forests, the Liko Nā Pilina project takes a hybrid restoration approach that promotes native biodiversity.
Kuleana Coral Restoration is recruiting young professionals to join an intensive 8-week summer course to get SCUBA certified, trained on coral restoration, and dive into a career with the ocean.
Summer 2025 program for high school students on Maui to learn to develop and implement environmental decisions informed by ahupuaʻa systems.
The South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center is facilitating this FREE, self-paced online course, “Managing for Climate Extremes: A Brief Introduction to Science” starting April 7.
NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette will travel throughout the Mariana Archipelago for a major reef monitoring mission this summer.
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.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2025 Peter J. Rappa Resilient and Sustainable Coasts Fellowship at the University of Hawai‘i Sea Grant College Program. Apply by March 28.
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health Clean Water Branch’s Polluted Runoff Control Program announced the posting of the 2025 Request for Proposals for Watershed Implementation Projects. Deadline to submit written questions pertaining to the RFP is February 18.
The Kohala Watershed Partnership is looking for Kupu ‘Āina Corps participants for internship positions.