Lyon Arboretum helps save Hawai?i’s endangered plants from climate change
The arboretum will create a comprehensive program for all ages to address climate change and its effects on Hawaiʻi’s endangered endemic plants.
The arboretum will create a comprehensive program for all ages to address climate change and its effects on Hawaiʻi’s endangered endemic plants.
This Image of the Week comes from the Lyon Arboretum's Jenna Watling.
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 was the first named on Architectural Digest's list of 53 schools selected out of more than 4,000 nationally.
Organizers hope to host the 1,000-tree giveaway event sometime in November 2022.
Ka palupalu o Kanaloa is historically found to grow on the rocky cliffs of Kahoʻolawe.
Arboretum staff hosted a group of high school students from Angoon, Alaska, providing education and research on koa trees.
Participation from the public can help protect the world’s threatened species from becoming extinct.
Students were equipped to recognize on sight, and identify by common and botanical names approximately 100 plants on the 糖心视频 Mānoa campus.
Aspiring paramedics at Kapiʻolani Community College are very thankful.
Coffee pulp eliminated the non-native grasses allowing the native forest to thrive.