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Welcome to the CCR Hawaiʻi Dashboard. E Komo Mai.

 

Become a Champion for Coastal Resilience using our CCR Approach.

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Hawaiʻi is an archipelago of volcanic islands located in the Pacific Ocean. This remote island chain is one of the most biologically diverse regions on our planet and is also vulnerable to to a variety of human impacts, including climate change.

CCR Approach

What is Coastal Resilience?

Resilience is the capacity to anticipate and plan for change, resist damage, rapidly recover, and adapt to changing conditions.  As our climate changes, sea level rise and intensified storms present new challenges and an urgency for innovative approaches to Coastal Resilience in Hawai'i.  We believe an essential part of the solution is empowering youth to become Champions of Coastal Resilience.

The CCR  Approach

Coastal Field Ecology

Investigate coastal ecosystems, human coastal land use, and levels of biodiversity and ecological balance.

Climate Science

Analyze climate science data and evidence of increasing coastal impacts.  Model potential impacts of sea level rise and storm hazards.

Taking Action

Analyze coastal resilience strategies.  Participate in coastal field study, citizen science, and stewardship.  Produce an impactful CCR Story.

The resources available here are intended for guided use by participants in our programs and events offered in Hawaiʻi.  However, we encourage all visitors to learn independently and develop on your own into  Champions of Coastal Resilience.   Funding for this initiative was provided in part by the NOAA B-WET program and the NAAEE NOAA STEM Watershed Partnership for  HIDOE 21st Century Programs.
Coastal Field Ecology

Coastal Field Ecology
in Hawai'i

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Ecosystems & Species of Focus

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Climate Science 

Climate Science in Hawaiʻi
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Taking Action in Hawai'i

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Taking Acton in Hawaiʻi

Join Us

Please contact us below if you want to join our effort in developing Champions of Coastal Resilience!

    Contact    

Learning Endeavors

PO Box 692

Wailuku, HI  96793

 

info@learningendeavors.org

Tel: 808-793-3322

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