Educational Games | Three Mountain Alliance
list of Educational Games
ʻAʻaliʻi | Three Mountain Alliance
This resource offers an educational exploration of ʻAʻaliʻi — a native Hawaiian plant — through a downloadable diagram and worksheet packet.
Wedgie Lessons | Freeman Seabird Preserve
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EXPERIMENTAL ERADICATIONS OF POTENTIALLY INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES ON THE ISLAND OF MAUI, HAWAII | Starr Environmental
EXPERIMENTAL ERADICATIONS OF POTENTIALLY INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES ON THE ISLAND OF MAUI, HAWAII
Early Detection Talk | Starr Environmental
Early Detection: Information gathering and development of methodology to address newly emergent alien plant species on Maui.
Hylaeus in Hawaii | Starr Environmental
This resource collection documents native Hylaeus (yellow-faced) bee species across the Hawaiian Islands, highlighting their distinct traits, habitats, and island-specific occurrences.
Ficus Poster | Starr Environmental
INVASION OF MAUI, HAWAII, BY THREE SPECIES OF FICUS (MORACEAE): BIOTIC INTERACTIONS AND CONSEQUENCES
Haleakalā Silversword Photo Archive: Argyroxiphium sandwicense subsp. macrocephalum | Starr Environmental
This searchable image archive from Starr Environmental features dozens of high-resolution photographs of the Haleakalā silversword (‘āhinahina), a rare and iconic plant endemic to the summit regions of Maui. Images include rosette growth forms, flowering stalks, habitat context, and seasonal variation. The visual dataset supports conservation education, species identification, and phenology monitoring in Hawaiian high-elevation ecosystems.
Images | Starr Environmental
Starr Environmental is the personal site of biologists and environmental consultants Forest and Kim Starr, based in Hawai‘i. Known for their extensive botanical and fauna surveys across the Hawaiian Islands, the Starrs have documented native species and habitats—especially on O‘ahu, Maui, and Hawai‘i—creating a rich repository of plant and insect images. Their content, often shared with generous permissions for educational and conservation use, supports scientific study, restoration projects, and public learning.
Modeling Future Change | U.S. Geological Survey
filterable list with links to pages containing details of different studies
