PI-CASC NEWS
Second Natural resource manager from PI-CASC fellowship graduates
CARM fellow Patrick Keeler graduated from the University of Guam in the Fañomnåkan (Spring) 2025 semester, successfully earning a M.S. in sustainable agriculture, food, and natural resources. He is the second fellow from the CARM program to graduate since its inception in 2021.
Creating an Open-Access System for Climate Data Portfolios
A new tool that compiles climate data for a specific location within the Hawaiian Islands is now available online.
Pohnpei Water Study Posthumously Published
Researchers came together to complete and publish work initiated by a former Manager Climate Corps graduate scholar, Bryan Tonga.
UOG student earns environmental storytelling award for documenting brown tree snake swimming experiment
Farron Taijeron, a University of Guam undergraduate student and PI-CASC Climate Adaptation for Resource Management fellow, was recognized for his storytelling abilities at the Planet Forward Storyfest competition.
Graduate Student Research Symposium a success at sustainability conference in Guam
PI-CASC hosts the Graduate Student Research Symposium at the 16th Conference on Island Sustainability.
PI-CASC research highlighted at Mariana Islands Conservation Conference
PI-CASC researchers, staff, and students took to the stage for the annual conference in Guam.
Pacific Islands brace for ‘dry season,’ sounding alarm on drought and wildfire
Researchers, partners share information and tips to raise awareness on the current season for high chances of drought and wildfires.
Assessing the impacts of urban wildfire on coral reefs in Lahaina
Maui native Sean Swift is working to assess the impacts of urban wildfire on coral reefs in Lahaina.
PI-CASC welcomes new graduate scholars
Aloha and Håfa adai to PI-CASC's new graduate fellows!
Co-developing an eDNA toolkit for fishpond communities
A toolkit helps resource managers use eDNA to learn more about the fish species that are present in their areas.
