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Dr. Mark Hixon: Saving Big Old Fish Sustains Fisheries

Large female fish essential for replenishing stocks

10.17.14

Large female fish essential for replenishing stocks

Volunteer Opportunity: July 18 Beach Cleanup

07.07.14

Kupu's Rewarding Internships for Sustainable Employment (RISE) program is hosting a beach cleanup at Waimanalo Beach on the morning of Friday, July 18 from 10am to 12pm.

Connecting with Alumni Series - November 18

Connecting with Alumnus Michael Ortega, PhD Candidate at the John A. Burns School of Medicine Institute for Biogenesis Research

09.30.14

The Department of Biology would like to invite you to a special series to connect with Alumnus Michael Ortega, PhD Candidate at the John A. Burns School of Medicine Institute for Biogenesis Research. This seminar will be held on Tuesday, November 18 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm in EDM 215. Please RSVP as space is limited.

UHM Marine Option Program Students Recast and Preserve the History Found in Shipwrecks

The maps the students create will help state and federal agencies monitor the sites and protect them from looters, preserving their place in history.

09.19.14

The maps the students create will help state and federal agencies monitor the sites and protect them from looters, preserving their place in history.

Connecting with Alumni Series - September 9

Connecting with Alumnus Dillon Yeung, Secondary Education Science Teacher at Kapolei High School

08.05.14

The Biology Department would like to invite you to a special series to connect with Alumus Dillon Yeung, Secondary Education Science Teacher at Kapolei High School. This seminar will be held on Tuesday, September 9 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm at EDM 216.

Connecting with Alumni Series - October 14

Connecting with Alumna Kirsten Fujitani, Marine Conservation Fellow at the Nature Conservancy of Hawaii

09.16.14

The Biology Department would like to invite you to a speciall series to connect with Alumna Kirsten Fujitani, Marine Conservation Fellow at the Nature Conservancy of Hawaii. This seminar will be held on Tuesday, October 14 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm at EDM 216.

Seeking Volunteer Field Assistants for Coral Reef Surveys in Kaneohe Bay, Fall 2014

Jamie Sziklay, a PhD candidate of the Department of Biology and the HIMB, is looking for one to two volunteers to help conduct dive and/or snorkel surveys

09.10.14

Jamie Sziklay, a PhD candidate of the Department of Biology and the HIMB, is looking for one to two volunteers to help conduct dive and/or snorkel surveys.

UH Study: High levels of mercury found in fish substitutions

08.26.14

Dr. Peter B. Marko shows that fish purchased at retail seafood counters can expose consumers to unexpectedly high levels of mercury.

Invasive Lionfish Likely Safe to Eat After All?

According to University of Hawaii''s Christie Wilcox and Dr. Mark Hixon there's a simple way to know for sure whether a lionfish is toxic: test it after it's been cooked.

07.31.14

According to University of Hawaii''s Christie Wilcox and Dr. Mark Hixon there's a simple way to know for sure whether a lionfish is toxic: test it after it's been cooked.

Invasive Algae Huki this June 28th, 2014

06.30.14

This Saturday, June 28th will be an invasive algae huki located at the natatorium side of the Waikiki Aquarium. Huki means to "pull" or "remove".

Large female fish essential for replenishing stocks

Connecting with Alumnus Michael Ortega, PhD Candidate at the John A. Burns School of Medicine Institute for Biogenesis Research

The maps the students create will help state and federal agencies monitor the sites and protect them from looters, preserving their place in history.

Connecting with Alumnus Dillon Yeung, Secondary Education Science Teacher at Kapolei High School

Connecting with Alumna Kirsten Fujitani, Marine Conservation Fellow at the Nature Conservancy of Hawaii

Jamie Sziklay, a PhD candidate of the Department of Biology and the HIMB, is looking for one to two volunteers to help conduct dive and/or snorkel surveys

According to University of Hawaii''s Christie Wilcox and Dr. Mark Hixon there's a simple way to know for sure whether a lionfish is toxic: test it after it's been cooked.

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