Dr. Aurora Kagawa-Vivani is leading the two-year project “Understanding Forest Restoration in Hawai‘i,” focused on gathering and synthesizing knowledge about forest restoration and ecohydrology in Hawai‘i. The aim of this important study is to provide resource managers and communities with the tools and approaches to guide their future decisions impacting Hawai‘i’s forested landscapes.
This project is supported through a partnership with the UH Hilo Hawaiʻi Cooperative Studies Unit, UH Mānoa Water Resources Research Center, and the USGS Pacific Islands Ecosystems Research Center.