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About the Hawaii Unit

New York Unit student Mike Wegan, with anesthetized adult black bear captured as part of collaborative eff ort with the U.S. Army’s Fort Drum Military Installation in northern New York and New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation to assess population size, movements, and foraging habitats of bears.

Cooperative Research Units have three facets to their mission: (1) Graduate Education, (2) Research, and (3) Technical Assistance.

Each Unit consists of 2-5 federal scientists and 1-2 administrative specialists. The Unit Leader provides oversight to all Unit activities. Federal scientists hold faculty rank at their home institution, teach courses and workshops for graduate students and cooperators, and conduct research on a wide variety of natural resource topics. Research projects typically support graduate students and post-docs.

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Current Staff

Federal Staff: 1

Masters Students: 0

Phd Students: 2

Post Docs: 0

University Staff: 0

5 Year Summary

Students graduated: 13

Scientific Publications: 26

Presentations: 13

 

Contact Us

Hawaii Cooperative Fishery Research Unit Honolulu, HI 96822-2279 Phone: (808) 956 - 8350 Fax: (808) 956 - 4238 Our University Web Site

Unit Leader

Alan Friedlander

For nearly 30 years, Alan has conducted coral reef fisheries and ecosystem-based research throughout the Indo-Pacific and Caribbean regions with an emphasis on sustainability and conservation .

Hawaii Cooperative Fishery Research Unit Cooperators

  1. Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
  2. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  3. U.S. Geological Survey
  4. University of Hawaii