Current Projects

Projects in Hawai’i and Beyond

We strive to provide robust and place-based knowledge and expertise to get you to where you want to be. Our process fosters collaboration and innovation to ensure we not only understand the core needs of our clients and local stakeholders, but also help them move forward and develop suitable approaches successfully.

Thriving Earth Exchange/ AGU

Program Evaluation

Thriving Earth Exchange is a AGU supported Program. It seeks to strengthen and enhance collaboration among communities, scientists, and partner organizations so that all communities can build healthy, resilient, thriving, just, and ecologically responsible futures. They seek an assessment of their Program to find out what has worked and not worked, and identify opportunities going forward. (COMPLETED DECEMBER 2019)

University of Guam

Guam NSF EPSCOR Evaluation

The University of Guam received a $6 million Award to research climate change impact on coral reefs. Our team has been conducting the external evaluation of the Guam EPSCoR Program since 2015.

University of Guam

NSF INCLUDES Evaluation

Our team is currently conducting the external evaluation for a two-year NSF INCLUDES Award at the University of Guam aimed at growing STEM engagement and participation in Native Pacific Islander communities.

Consultancy with the State of Hawaii

Archiving and Preservation

We are currently working on a project with the University of Hawaii, the State of Hawaii's Office of Environmental Quality Control, and The Office of Hawaiian Affairs for the conservation of decades of environmental research. The "Environmental Center Conservation Project" will ensure that all environmental disclosure documents located at the university's now closed Environmental Center is not only preserved (scanned), but also made available to the community as a resource.