A new online feature takes us on a journey to an ingenious form of aquaculture engineered by the ancient Hawaiians - fishponds. oceanographicmagazine.com/features/fishp…

Yale School of the Environment (@yaleenvironment) Reporting Fellow Grace Cajski (Grace Cajski) will examine how fishponds can be used in Hawaii to mitigate climate change, specifically looking at the impact of urbanization on fishponds. Welcome, Grace! bit.ly/3QEokWC

“Monstrous climate chaos will be easy to qualify, like big waves and Category 5 hurricanes—but what of the elusive, gradual changes?” Reporting Fellow Grace Cajski ponders the impacts of climate change upon Hawaii’s fishpond aquaculture in “Fish in Water.” bit.ly/3vMe5GS

It was awesome advising Pulitzer Center fellow Grace Cajski on this project. Honolulu Civil Beat published her piece today on how innovations in ancient Hawaiian fishponds could put striped mullet back on the dinner table: bit.ly/3SJKIic

Great article on the Hawaiian striped mullet and lokoi'a efforts to help it thrive again. Pass it on!!! Mahalo Grace Cajski bit.ly/3SJKIic

Ka Ulana Pilina, a Honolulu Civil Beat special project has launched. They are now translating some stories into Hawaiian. Read a story on innovations in ancient aquaculture by Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellow Grace Cajski from Yale School of the Environment here: civilbeat.org/2022/10/hiki-i…

Fantastic read from Rachel Shin on the selectivity of Yale's extracurriculars: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Meet five #LongIslandSound #oyster growers who helped our Milford Lab better understand fish abundance and behavior in/around oyster farms, how farms may act like artificial reefs, and more: ow.ly/s3vA50PYy3w. #OysterWeek #CitizenScience

Great article by Grace Cajski at Honolulu Civil Beat about the discovery of an undescribed plant species on #Maui by Hank Oppenheimer at Plant Extinction Prevention Program. Together with Hank and partners at Smithsonian, we co-published the description in June. civilbeat.org/2023/10/discov…