As global weather patterns shift, wildfires are becoming more frequent and intense.
Category: environment
The Growing Problem of Space Junk
Space debris presents a significant challenge to the continued use and exploration of space. Addressing this issue requires a multi-faceted approach, including active debris removal, improved spacecraft design, and international collaboration.
IBSS Celebrates Species Preservation Research in Kāneʻohe Bay
This research project opened new questions for scientists studying Scalloped Hammerhead, and for conservation policymakers. Molly Scott, Ph.D., is the corresponding author for this 10-year study. After the research was published in the journal, Endangered Species Research, Dr. Scott sent the publication to Hawaii fisheries managers such as the State of Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources.
Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project 2023 – It’s a Wrap!
The team was focused on the overall mission but driven by their deep respect for the ʻaina, land, and the knowledge of their revered role as good stewards of this sacred place.
Tips on How to Beat Heat, UV, Air Quality This Summer
From heatwaves to harmful UV rays and air pollution, summer weather hazards are no joke. As part of the Weather-Ready Nation initiative, IBSS is sharing essential tips to help you stay informed, prepared, and safe all season long.
IBSS Awarded NOAA Fisheries Task Providing Services to the Population and Ecosystems Monitoring and Analysis Division
PEMAD collects data and samples from the environment and fishery resources. The aggregated data is used to examine the status and trends of fishery resources and controls of resource productivity.
IBSS Celebrates Earth Day 2020
Through our federal contracting division, we support the mission of several agencies that are dedicated to protecting people, property, and the environment through various contracts.