Next week’s Slice of PI-CASC seminar has been canceled.
Meetings
Entries describing meeting, workshop, symposia, etc. opportunities or recaps
Join the next Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) Seminar on January 31! PI-CASC Graduate Scholar, Sean Swift will discuss research on the impacts of urban wildfires on water quality and coral reefs.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is launching a new 12-part monthly forest wildlife habitat panel discussion to be held every 3rd Tuesday each month, starting January 21.
Dr. Aurora Kagawa-Viviani, Water Resources Research Center and Dept. of Geography and Environment, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa will present “Community ecology to community hydrology: island ecohydrology from forest to city.”
Submit your abstract for the 2025 University of Guam Conference on Island Sustainability. Special room rates available while supplies last.
Tapestries of Resilience: Securing Our Island Communities” will highlight the intricate ways island communities weave together approaches to security in comprehensive and multifaceted ways. Submit proposal by Dec. 20, 2024.
PI-CASC Manager Climate Core graduate student, Lilleana (Lilly) Thomey and Quantitative Ecologist with the Hawaiʻi Cooperative Studies Unit, Chad Wilhite present, “Conserving the Kāhuli – Climate Change and Invasive Species Impacts on Native Hawaiian Land Snails” on December 4. Register today!
Dr. Melissa Price presents “A comparison of the cost and effectiveness of conservation actions to address threats to 372 endangered species on the islands of Maui Nui” on Dec. 10.
This Pacific RISCC webinar held on Nov. 7 will introduce a recently published white paper by the National Invasive Species Council.
This webinar held on Nov. 4 will explore how climate change is altering aquatic flows in streams and rivers across the country.