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Farron stands visits an area affected by wild fires.
- Guam

PI-CASC fellow named finalist in environmental journalism competition

Guam CARM student Farron Taijeron has been selected as a finalist for his video essay submission to the Planet Forward 2024 Storyfest competition.
View across barren laval flows, dropping to a sunken caldera floor, with white cumulus clouds on the horizon
- Hawai’i Island, Hawaiian Islands

Fostering collaboration: An Earth to Sky workshop for Hawaiʻi climate science educators

PI-CASC collaborated with partners to host an immersive, three-day climate communication course for educators, equipping them with knowledge and tools for place-based climate curriculum development.
Narrow strip of land holds buildings perched between a blue wave-capped ocean and steep green mountains
- USAPI

American Samoa sea-level rise viewer available for public

A new sea-level rise viewer tool for American Samoa has just been released for the public, providing an interactive platform for anyone to incorporate the possible effects of rising seas into planning for their future and adapting to climate change.
A man is seen underwater using an instrument on a crown of thorns starfish.
- Guam

PI-CASC fellow to conduct trainings on coral-killing starfish in Tonga

PI-CASC Climate Adaptation for Resource Management Fellow Farron Taijeron will be heading to Tonga this fall to train natural resource managers on removing crown of thorns starfish.
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