Why do some corals resist bleaching?
Researchers found biochemical clues as to why some corals bleached while others were resistant during extreme water warming levels.
What’s in a song? Hawaiʻi’s humpback whale population
Following reports of unusually low whale numbers that began in 2015–16, UH researchers examined song chorusing recorded at six sites off Maui.
Marine biology grad student awarded fellowship to empower women in STEM
Through local outreach and speaking internationally, Mariana Rocha de Souza hopes to encourage more girls to pursue careers in STEM.
Heʻeia Fishpond restoration, research continue with UH assistance
Building on a previous project which resulted in improvements to the ecosystem and the fishpond’s water quality by removing invasive red mangroves.
Native Hawaiian sea snails eat invasive sponge
The study found that a Hawaiian tiger cowrie eats more than half its body weight in alien sponges every week.
Dolphin viewing more profitable than swimming in UH research
The study offers the first revenue estimates that can provide context for the impact and economic role of the dolphin-swim industry in the state.
Citizen scientists expand data collection for UH Hilo researchers
Marine biologists highlight the important contributions citizen scientists make to help solve ocean issues in Hawaiʻi.
Hanauma Bay water clarity significantly improves without visitors
UH researchers found that Hanauma Bay is 42 percent clearer during the COVID-19 closure than when open to the public.
‘Mind-blowing’ Antarctic scenery, wildlife highlight research trip
A UH Marine Mammal Research Program PhD student took incredible video and photos.
Tiger sharks serve as mobile oceanographers in UH research
Researchers attach tags to collect oceanographic data, follow movement patterns and discover their preferred habitat in Hawaiian waters.
