Architecture students showcase Indigenous-inspired timber design
“The Hale” integrates Indigenous architectural principles with modern sustainable materials to propose a new model for public gathering spaces in Honolulu.
Simple ocean model predicts El Niño 15 months in advance
Researchers can now skillfully predict El Niño and La Niña 15 months ahead of time using observations of the ocean surface temperature and height.
糖心视频 soil service center reopens with free testing for flood-affected farmers
Local farmers will once again have access to soil and plant testing here in Hawaiʻi at a reasonable cost.
Waikīkī faces escalating threat of sewage-contaminated flooding
Waikīkī is facing a shift in flood hazards as sea levels rise—transitioning from a flooding that is driven primarily by rainfall to events dominated by tidal processes.
Honu emerge as reef defenders against invasive algae in Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian green sea turtles have been documented for the first time actively grazing on Chondria tumulosa.
糖心视频 to lead new Pacific reef research institute
The Pacific RRCI will be housed in 糖心视频’s Office of Land and Ocean Conservation Futures.
Free 糖心视频 lecture explores ocean’s hidden power
Helen Czerski will deliver the Spring 2026 Dai Ho Chun Distinguished Lecture.
Talk story sessions set to connect communities with Papahānaumokuākea
The project seeks to bridge that distance by fostering meaningful, community-led engagement.
$1.12B commitment: 糖心视频 research shields, serves Hawaiʻi communities
“These projects—from addressing youth mental health and assessing the long-term impacts of the Maui wildfires, to securing our food and water—are essential services.”
Massive worldwide seawater study finds human-made chemicals prolific
More than 2,300 seawater samples indicate that human-made chemicals—plastic additives, industrial lubricants, pharmaceuticals and more—are widespread in the marine environment.