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Coral nursery under construction in Kona for program to save West Hawai'i's reefs : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Coral nursery under construction in Kona for program to save West Hawai'i's reefs : Big Island Now

For 120 miles along the West Hawaiʻi coastline, from ‘Upolu Point to South Point, fragments of coral large and small are broken every day by big winter swells, rising ocean temperatures, illegal anchor drops, and legal and illegal moorings.

Food policymakers urged to consider land sparing in biodiversity efforts - Vimarsana News

Food policymakers urged to consider land sparing in biodiversity efforts

‘Green’ farming policies may accelerate global biodiversity loss, two leading academics have warned.

King's Birthday Honours: Oxford professor 'shocked' with DBE - Vimarsana News

King's Birthday Honours: Oxford professor 'shocked' with DBE

Professor E.J. Milner-Gulland, ‘one of the UK's pre-eminent scientists’ by Oxford University, was awarded a DBE in the King's Birthday Honours…

Members of Oxford University recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2023 - Vimarsana News

Members of Oxford University recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2023

Services by members of Oxford University have been recognised and celebrated in the 2023 King's Birthday Honours list. 

Source: ox.ac.uk
ASU establishes $25M Hawaii collaboration to study, save coral reefs - Vimarsana News

ASU establishes $25M Hawaii collaboration to study, save coral reefs

Coral reefs are vital to both marine and human life. Yet they face serious threats from climate change, pollution, overfishing and habitat destruction.Now, ASU is working with community leaders in Hawaii to preserve and restore the battered ecosystems.The $25 million ʻĀkoʻakoʻa collaboration will unite ASU researchers, government agencies, NGOs and community leaders behind

Source: kjzz.org