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Faculty who can advise students do not include Emeritus faculty, Junior researchers, and Agents. Cooperating and Affiliate faculty can only advise students as a co-advisor along with an NREM graduate faculty member.
Email: crows@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8149 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: rdacks@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8825 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: jbfriday@hawaii.edu Phone: 969-8254 Special Skills and Knowledge:
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Email: idol@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-7508 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: mykanesh@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6343 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: pkeral@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6707 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: litton@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6004 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: alowemac@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-0908 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: aamcguig@hawaii.edu Phone: 969-8217 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: tomoakim@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-7333 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: koleson@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8864 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: pompeani@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-9575 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: pricemel@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-7774 Special Skills and Knowledge:
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Email: trauerni@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6875 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: tsangy@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6361 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: mehana@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8901 Special Skills and Knowledge:
CTAHR wildfire researcher Clay Trauernicht recently joined other experts on disaster vulnerability and resilience in the Islands on Hawai‘i Public Radio program The Conversation.
Koa is a key species in native forest recovery, but other trees are needed for long-term reforestation after a fire, Clay Trauernicht concludes in a Forest Ecology and Management article about his 14-year study in the Wai‘anae mountains.
An interdisciplinary group with CTAHR and UH ties maps the relative impacts of human activity and natural events in slowing reef recovery after coral bleaching events in Hawai‘i.