PI-CASC NEWS
Brad Romine talks Climate Week on Bytemarks Café
University Consortium Deputy Director and Leah Laramee of the Climate Commission talked with Burt Lum about last week's events and their climate adaptation efforts. Take a listen!
Seafaring researchers travel to Stanford workshop
Participants in a PI-CASC funded project on documenting traditional Marshallese and Yapese sea-faring techniques had the chance to interact with other archeologist at a Stanford workshop last month.
PI-CASC to host the 2023 EARTH teacher workshop
PI-CASC will host the 2023 annual EARTH teacher workshop in Honolulu, July 10-14.
Distant lands intertwine: PI-CASC hosts Alaska-CASC scientists in Hawaiʻi
PI-CASC and Alaska CASC scientists and students came together in November 2022 in Hawaiʻi for a projects site visit.
Promoting PDKE’s H-RIP to the cattleman crowd
The Stewardship Team from the Pacific Drought Knowledge Exchange shared their website and new online rancher's drought tool at the Hawaiʻi Cattlemen's Council Annual Conference.
Hintzen brokers CASC partnerships with Sea Grant
Katy Hintzen plied her trade as Climate Adaptation Services Liaison at two meetings this fall. Here, we learn more about what that entails.
PI-CASC joins CASC network for Early Career Workshop
The CASC Network hosted an Early Career Workshop in October, providing an opportunity for PI-CASC Graduate Scholars to develop their foundational skills in actionable science and start building their professional networks.
PI-CASC deputy director argues for science-based decision making
Brad Romine co-authored a recent editorial letter emphasizing the importance of including climate and sea-level rise projections in future planning.
Romine appointed to Honolulu Climate Change Commission
PI-CASC’s University Consortium Deputy Director Brad Romine has been appointed by Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi to be one of five members on the Honolulu Climate Change Commission.
Research across the Pacific: PI-AK scientists meet in Juneau
PI-CASC and Alaska CASC scientists and students came together in late July to build upon collaborative efforts in research across both regions.
