Protecting Unique Ecosystems & Species on Hawai‘i Island - Event Details
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Protecting Unique Ecosystems & Species on Hawai‘i Island
Location: Wentworth Building, Room 1
Environmental Stewardship/Natural Resources Management Seminar
University of Hawaii at Hilo Tropical Conservation Biology & Environmental Science Graduate Program**
The Natural Area Reserves System (NARS) is a statewide designation established to protect specific land and water areas in perpetuity, supporting a diversity of ecological communities throughout Hawai‘i. This presentation examines the unique ecosystems found within the reserves on Hawai‘i Island and highlights the management work conducted by NARS staff to protect these natural resources. We will also discuss collaborative programs that NARS works alongside, as well as research, internship, and career opportunities available to graduate students interested in conservation, natural resource management, and related fields.
For more information, contact: canale@hawaii.edu (808) 932-7571
Tags: TCBES Tropical Conservation Biology & Environmental Science NARS Department of Land and Natural Resources Hawai‘i Island Lisa Shizuma DLNR
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