WELCOME TO THE HART LAB
Welcome to the
LOHE
Bioacoustics Lab
A center for research on the ecology and conservation of
native Hawaiian forests and birds
BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF
FOREST BIRDS
P.C. Ann Tanimoto-Johnson
DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE,
& DEMOGRAPHY OF HAWAIIAN FOREST BIRDS
P.C. Ann Tanimoto-Johnson
HAWAIIAN FOREST ECOLOGY
& CONSERVATION
DISEASE AND FORAGING
ECOLOGY OF HAWAIIAN
FOREST BIRDS
P.C. Ann Tanimoto-Johnson
USING ORNITHOLOGICAL RADAR TO SURVEY THE NIGHTTIME USE OF AIRSPACE BY BIRDS AND BATS
P.C. Patrick Hart
The Big Island of Hawaii is internationally recognized as an excellent natural biological lab, making UH Hilo wonderfully situated for graduate students interested in conducting ecological research. Please visit the Tropical Conservation Biology and Environmental Sciences (TCBES) graduate program at UH Hilo website. Most years I am a primary advisor for seven to nine graduate students, many focusing on the use of bioacoustics as a tool to address a variety of ecological questions. I am not currently looking for new graduate students but am always willing to creatively discuss future possibilities!
We strive to create a good environment for undergraduates to get research experience. The type of research conducted in the lab is well-suited for undergraduate internships and Directed Studies projects. There are also various opportunities at UH Hilo for undergraduate research experiences, such as through the Pacific Internship Programs for Exploring Science (PIPES) program.
"The earth has music for
those who listen"
UH Hilo lab develops AI to analyze forest bird soundscapes
Happy 4th Anniversary Manu Minute!
October 2024
Hawai‘i Island Festival of Birds Honoring native birds and biodiversity
UH Hilo students and alumni present their studies on native birds at statewide conservation conference
ʻImiloa's 18th Lā Hānau Celebration
HART LAB
Department of Biology
University of Hawai'i at Hilo
200 W Kawili St
Hilo, HI 96720-4091
