College of Agriculture Forestry and Natural Resource Management

Image of the Week: Jack the horse

This week’s image is UH Hilo's Camryn Hilder.

The event celebrated community support for bees, sustainability, and future beekeepers, fostering solutions for Hawaiʻi’s honey bee industry.

Student beekeepers at UH Hilo gave away honey products while educating spectators at the women’s volleyball game.

The gift creates the Edmund C. Olson Trust 2 Scholarship for two years with a preference for students from the Kaʻū District.

Local donors, farmers, chefs and community members came together to celebrate UH Hilo beekeeping students.

Curriculum will draw on traditional Pacific Island cultural perspectives to guide principles for effective sustainability.

The scholarship is open to any full-time undergraduate student pursuing a bachelor’s degree at UH Hilo in agriculture or a related field.

The campus community is encouraged to tour the various gardens on campus and participate in improvement projects.

UH Hilo faculty and students conduct field trials to see if sugarcane can convert into high-performance jet fuel.

UH Mānoa and UH Hilo researchers helped publish a study in the hopes of advancing the fight against an infectious disease that wipes out taro.