Research
To build a research and monitoring program that benefits the He‘eia watershed and its associated community is our utmost priority. We engage in reciprocal collaboration to co-develop, co-manage, and co-produce knowledge with Indigenous resource management practitioners to inform restoration.
Priority research topics for the Heʻeia NERR was identified via a participatory process that included researchers, co-management partners, and Indigenous People and Local Communities. See Winter et al. (2020) for more details.
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Monitoring
I ka nānā no a ‘ike.
By observing, one learns.
ʻŌlelo Noeau 1186
More coming soon about our System-Wide Montoring Program and environmental monitoring projects tracking watershed health throughout restoration and environmental changes.
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Site Characterization
Kūkulu ka ‘ike i ka ‘ōpua.
Knowledge is set up in the clouds.
ʻŌlelo Noeau 1907
More coming soon about our comprehensive Habitat Mapping project involving vegetation mapping and tracking surface elevation.
