Photos: UH Hilo Fall Ag Fest with marketplace of farm and aquaculture goods, free giveaways, live entertainment, plus dogs and goats!
The UH Hilo ʻohana had fun at the annual fall festival hosted by the agriculture college.
Category: Sustainability Projects
St. Joseph High School students visit UH Hilo for workshop on global affairs
From a mini-Model United Nations simulation, to applying UN Sustainable Development Goals to local issues, the St. Joseph HS students were engaged from start to finish.
2025 PacYES event at UH Hilo energizes and inspires high school students of Pacific Islander heritage
200+ high school students attended presentations, workshops, panel discussions, and a resource fair showcasing UH Hilo programs and support services.
Photos: Hundreds of island keiki enjoy Earth Day activities at UH Hilo
The 37th Lā Honua Earth Day Celebration brought together keiki, college students and professors, with conservation and environmental organizations, agencies, and groups for fun educational activities.
UH Hilo Botanical Garden achieves international accreditation in plant conservation
The accreditation from Botanic Gardens Conservation International showcases the importance of protecting the extraordinary plants found in the UH Hilo Botanical Garden.
Video: PBS show on buzz worthy beekeeping program at UH Hilo
Over at the UH Hilo farm in Panaʻewa, students are getting hands-on lessons in beekeeping. The program is so buzz worthy, a renowned chef is helping to foster this next generation of beekeepers.
Official delegation from Eastern Philippines visits UH Hilo as part of statewide tour of forestry and aquaculture facilities
The purpose of the statewide tour was for Eastern Philippines officials to learn and exchange with local practitioners on environmental law enforcement of the fisheries and forestry sectors.
Farm to market: UH Hilo ag students hold sale featuring plants and honey from university’s farm
The plants at the sale event were grown by students at the college’s farm just south of Hilo in Panaʻewa; the honey was harvested from the farm’s apiary.
