Alumni News

Earth Mother

UH Center for Hawaiian Studies’ webinar is tonight at 7:00 p.m.

Earth Mother

The largest expansion of democracy in the history of our nation occurred 100 years ago with the passage of the 19th Amendment, guaranteeing and protecting women's constitutional right to vote.

Not-Fun Spoofing

Beware of attackers impersonating CTAHR IT staff

Not-Fun Spoofing

CTAHR’s IT Dept. has received notices of spoofing attacks being sent to various CTAHR emails. The attackers are attempting to impersonate CTAHR IT staff.

If you receive a suspicious email, please inform CTAHR IT

Mission: Possible

Dean Comerford hosts a virtual Town Hall for Alumni and Friends

Mission: Possible

Even in these challenging times, CTAHR's mission is continuing. Want the details? Have questions? Then join Dean Nicholas Comerford on Monday, August 31, at 5:00 p.m., when he hosts the CTAHR "Alumni and Friends" Town Hall Q&A.

Conserving Kāhuli

Can structured decision-making save the Hawaiian Tree Snail?

Conserving Kāhuli

The Hawaiian Tree Snail is losing the battle against predation, over-collection, habitat loss, and climate change; many of their remaining populations have gone extinct in the wild. Some enclosures exist, keeping the snails safe from predators, but climate change and breeding issues persist.

Wanted: Wetland Conservation Planner

Deadline to apply is August 16

Wanted: Wetland Conservation Planner

If you’re passionate about local agriculture and land stewardship (and need to pay the bills), the Oahu Resource Conservation & Development Council is looking for a Wetland Conservation Planner to join their team.

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