http://www.hilobaywatershed.org Events that have passed. daily 1 2008-04-29T00:23:52Z http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/the-hilo-bay-water-quality-buoy-a-new-community-resource The University of Hawaii Hilo will deploy a water quality buoy in Hilo Bay that will provide water quality data for the region. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2010-02-27T06:15:49Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/a-sanctuary-for-hawaii2019s-humpback-whales February is Humpback Whale Month in Hawai’i. Join us for this special event about Humpback Whales and the Hawaii National Marine Sanctuary. It will open with sanctuary volunteer, Alex Sheftic sharing information on the sanctuary and humpback whales and be followed by the video, Ocean Voyager. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2010-02-01T23:35:34Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/no-january-presentation Please note that due to the holidays there will not be a presentation in January. Have a very pleasant holiday and great New Year. A hui hou! No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2009-12-09T19:12:24Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/no-december-presentation Please note that due to the upcoming holidays there will not be a presentation in December or January. Have a very pleasant holiday. See you in 2010. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2009-12-09T18:56:25Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/mokuola-the-life-and-times-of-an-ohana-on-this-tiny-island-in-hilo-bay Pauline Lilinoe Keliipio-Young will share stories of life on Mokuola (Coconut Island) and the changes which have occurred in and about Hilo Bay since the days of sugar cane plantations. John Kahiapo of DNLR will join Lilinoe to discuss the importance of fishing then and today. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2009-11-04T02:06:20Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/forests-and-watersheds Dr. J. B. Friday, the UH Extension Forester will present: Forests and Watersheds. Forests are good for the watershed, but what effect do trees in the forest actually have on rainfall, stream flow, and flooding? Learn about this and much more. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2009-09-13T07:30:20Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/cleanup-at-coconut-island Volunteers are needed to help with the cleanup at Coconut Island on Sunday, September 20th from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM. No publisher mjames Event 2009-08-27T03:09:44Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/kaulana-manu-native-bird-plant-sanctuary-protecting-caring-for-hawaii2019s-hidden-treasure Virginia Aragon-Barnes with the Division of Forestry and Wildlife is the Kaulana Manu- Native Bird & Plant Sanctuary Coordinator. She will present: Kaulana Manu- Native Bird & Plant Sanctuary: Protecting & Caring for Hawaii’s Hidden Treasure. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2009-09-03T21:27:08Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/uu-hilo-sustainability-fair The 2009 UH Hilo Sustainability Fair will take place on September 4th at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. No publisher mjames Event 2009-08-19T00:47:52Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/impacts-of-an-invasive-nitrogen-fixing-tree-on-the-ecological-functions-of-the-wailuku-river Dr. MacKenzie, Research Ecologist with the Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry will present the results of his two-year study that compared leaf litter breakdown of the native ohia to the invasive N-fixer albizia to determine if inputs of N-rich leaves affect the food web structure, organic matter cycling, and nutrient dynamics. He will reveal how albizia trees are affecting Hawaii's streams and what this means in terms of stream function and water quality. No publisher mjames Public Presentation 2009-08-06T23:55:49Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/invasive-alien-algae-in-the-main-hawaiian-islands-1 Cecile Walsh with the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources will present: Invasive Algae in the Main Hawaiian Islands. No publisher mjames Monthly Meeting 2009-07-01T05:40:51Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/relate-project-overview The Rivers Environments Landuse & Ahupua'a Technologies (RELATE) Project will be presented. This project provides high school students with meaningful field experiences by relating human action on land to contamination of the Wailuku river system and the effects on Hilo Bay. The students will present summaries of their class projects. No publisher sgodzsak Monthly Meeting 2009-05-26T19:22:12Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/an-art-contest-celebrating-native-species The Natural Area Reserves System, the Volcano Art Center Gallery, and the Three Mountain Alliance watershed partnership are proud to present the first juried art exhibition on the Island of Hawaii celebrating our native flora and fauna. No publisher mjames Event 2009-03-15T20:56:41Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/past-present-and-future-water-quality-research-in-hilo-bay Dr. Tracy Wiegner and Dr. Jason Adolf with the UHH Marine Sciences Department will present: Past, Present, and Future Water Quality Research in Hilo Bay. No publisher mjames Monthly Meeting 2009-04-24T01:30:01Z Event http://www.hilobaywatershed.org/events/2009-sustainable-design-assessment-community-meetings-2 The 2009 Sustainable Design Assessment Team Program is a community assistance program that focuses on principles of sustainability. In May, the American Institute of Architects will send a multi-disciplinary team of professionals to Hilo to work with local implementation partners and stakeholders in a 3-day charrette (collaborative planning workshop). The public is invited to participate as public input is a key component of this program. No publisher mjames Event 2009-04-23T06:38:08Z Event