NEWS & EVENTS

The 2025 SURF program ended in August after a Final Symposium, wrapping up another successful summer of research, networking, and learning.

Working on multiple Climate Adaptation Science Center (CASC) projects and regions opened new doors for Dr. Yinphan Tsang and has shaped her as a researcher. CASC projects connected flows of water to fish, ecosystems, and ultimately, to communities.

A PI-CASC researcher hosted a weeklong training for FSM agroforestry workers to learn how to apply drone technology in natural resource management.

ORISE fellow takes a wide-angle look at past research projects to see how science and communities are working together to tackle climate challenges in the Pacific.

A team of researchers traveled to American Samoa to strengthen partnerships and share new climate tools aimed at supporting local resilience.

Project Wao is reviving the ancestral maps of Hawai‘i’s landscapes to reveal how the islands have changed from mauka to makai.

Recent publication explores how long-term relationships between communities, researchers, and the more-than-human world can transform the way we approach science, education, and climate adaptation.

A project brings community together to perpetuate the care and weaving practices of hala.

SURF held an orientation to welcome students to the program.

PI-CASC graduate scholar and doctoral student at UH Mānoa, Yusuke Hatanaka, is building on his master’s work, using machine learning to help predict rainfall trends