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Two snails sit on a banana leaf
S.O.S. - Save our snails: The Hawaiian tree snail and the Kamehameha butterfly are close to extinction, but all hope is not lost
BY Anna Stephenson , June 12, 2021
Saving endangered snails and butterflies in Hawaii requires raising them in the safety of a lab, releasing them into carefully crafted environments where they can thrive without getting eaten by predators and then surveying them using tiny field cameras, explained biologists in the Snail Extinction Prevention Program and Pulelehua Project.
Rebecca Choquette smiling wearing a blue jacket and blue/green overalls holding a long half tubular piece of material with a large brown spotted salamander on it.
Hawaii-based conservationists share their career successes through gaining well-rounded skills and not being afraid of change
BY Anna Stephenson , May 22, 2021
Three conservationists said finding a career in conservation after graduation can be daunting, but not impossible.
A black table with dishes on it, including two white bowls of yellow rice with tomatoes, avocadoes, beans and spam. An aluminum tin of white pasta and two glass cups, one with water and one with a pink smoothie with chia seeds on top. Other silverware, napkins and a menu are spread on the table as well.
Three simple budget-friendly meals
BY Anna Stephenson , May 22, 2021
Smoothie
Sterling Kerr stands on the sidewalk outside writing on paper on a clipboard wearing a white and red hat that says "Pizza Planet" and a black and green shirt that says "Celtics."
Trash talk: Due to rising Laie waste levels, Dr. Ingley and his students encourage Laie residents to be mindful of littering
BY Anna Stephenson , May 22, 2021
Each year, BYU–Hawaii students walk down the streets surrounding the Laie Hawaii Temple and pick up litter. While this is not an unusual sight in Laie, in this case the students are also writing down what they have collected. Each individual piece of litter is assigned a category, and a tally-mark is made on a sheet of paper on a clipboard. This is the trash survey, the first one was done in 2019.
Two woman in the front wearing black shirts and black grass-looking skirts shake their hips with a man behind them wearing mats around their waist and no shirt and other woman behind them.
Kiribati Club performed a traditional dance with bird-like movements and a modern dance to reflect BYUH’s international campus
BY Anna Stephenson , April 27, 2021
Kimberly Tetabwa Tokanang, a junior political science major who hails from Beru Island, Kiribati, is the Kiribati Club choreographer. She said the more modern second half of their Culture Night performance involved movements that came from fishing, their national bird, the frigate bird, and other dance styles. However, she explained in Kiribati culture, they keep these different kinds of dances separate.
Men in a line wearing blue skirts and white cloth on their calves sit with their arms raised speaking with women on both sides of them wearing black shirts and yellow and black Polynesian-designed skirts on a stage with purple light on it.
After 2020’s Culture Night cancellation, BYUH students across the globe came together as one in the culture of Christ
BY Anna Stephenson , April 27, 2021
After the stresses of the global pandemic, an opportunity was presented to share unique cultures with one another and to cheer on brothers and sisters of the BYU–Hawaii ohana from all over the world. The nine chapters that presented their dances at Culture Night 2021 were met with enthusiasm from cheers and smiles from the crowd. The gratitude from the students and faculty participating in the event was unmistakable.
Laura Hinze smiles wearing a white shirt and colorful orange and blue dress holding up a plate with a crepe with chocolate syrup with a white wall behind her.
BYU–Hawaii students away from home during general conference fondly remember family traditions like pancakes, luaus and gatherings
BY Anna Stephenson , April 07, 2021
Due to the time zone difference between Laie and Salt Lake City, Utah, Laura Hinze, a marine biology major from the Seattle, Wash., area, said she usually watches general conference in her pajamas.
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