Lillian is a PIPES intern that will be helping in the LOHE Lab over the summer with documenting species diversity at ΄Iole Ahupua΄a using passive acoustic monitoring & bioacoustics technology.

Anuhea is a PIPES intern in the LOHE Lab this summer who will be working with native plants at Hakalau

Using Raven Pro 1.6 I’ll be working on making selections of native Hawaiian Birds

My name is Jennipher Himmelmann, and I’ll be working on selections for Hawaiian bird calls and songs in Raven

As a PIPES intern, I spent my time in the LOHE lab investigating the relationship between sound pressure level and distance of bird vocalizations at Hakalau.

Oli is a PIPES intern in the LOHE Lab who is working with mosquitos.

I am working on identifying the songs and calls of the Hawai‘i Ākepa, ‘Akiapōlā‘au, and 'Alawi in audio recordings from native forests.

Emmalani is working on various ongoing bioacoustics research in the lab as part of her UHH Directed Studies

Jadee will be working on a Directed Studies project in the LOHE Lab, helping with our ongoing BirdNet project.

Kealani will be creating selections in Raven, focusing on Hawai'i akepa

I’ll be making selections of Hawai’i forest birds with Raven to help with bioacoustic projects

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Worked on selecting 'alala vocalizations in Raven Pro 1.5

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Billie Jean is working in the lab as part of her UHH Directed Studies, and is helping with ongoing bioacoustics projects

Aloha! I’m an undergrad Biology major, and I am currently working on identifying and quantifying calls from the native Hawaiian bird species, ʻAkiapōlāʻau.

I helped in assessing the impact of helicopter activity on bird vocalizations in various locations (Volcanoes National Park and kīpuka), as well as mapping Oma'o vocalizations to determine habitat use in the kīpuka.

I am a biology major with the goal of becoming a wildlife biologist. Here at the LOHE lab, I am a surveying bird diversity using sound recordings. I am also creating a catalog of vocalizations for the endangered Palila.

I am currently using the sound analysis software RavenPro 1.5 to identify and isolate rare Hawaiian forest bird vocalizations from recordings on Maui.

Worked on Puaiohi selections for song-learning algorithm

Worked with Raven Pro 1.5 as part of a Directed Studies in the lab

I worked on `Alalā call types!

I helped study bird words by selecting and categorizing `Ōma`o vocalizations in Raven.

I worked to create a selection of `Alalā calls to be used for developing an algorithm.

I helped analyze the permanent recorders to sort when it rains so that a program can be developed that automatically shows when a recording has rain.

I did an internship in avian ecology here at the LOHE lab working on `Ōma`o vocalizations.

Rachel was a biology student at the University of Manchester, England while with the LOHE lab.

I interned at the LOHE bioacoustics lab for a year and worked on a range of projects including `Alalā vocalizations and behavior.

Alice was a zoology student at the University of Manchester, England while with the LOHE lab.

Hi! I identified bird vocalization and determined the frequencies that certain species of birds communicate at in both Costa Rica and Hawai`i's forest.

I was junior at UH Hilo on a National Student Exchange from Iowa State University where I majored in animal ecology and biology. I worked in the LOHE lab looking for helicopter noise in various recordings.

I was a student at HCC when I was volunteering at the LOHE bioacoustics lab for a semester, helping with various projects around the lab.

Eirlys worked in the the LOHE Bioacoustics lab at UH Hilo for a year, helping with various Hawaiian forest bird vocalization studies, including `Ōma`o vocalizations.

Eirlys was a student at the University of Manchester while with the LOHE lab.

Elizabeth Lough was an undergraduate student who assisted Keith Burnett on transects and song selections for Kohala forest birds. Elizabeth also helped with song selections for Kaua`i forest birds and various lab tasks!

Linda's working on selecting and creating data tables for the Hawaiian Crow, or `Alalā vocalizations in Raven Pro song analysis software.

I’m working on analyzing nocturnal vocalization data of the native Hawaiian crow, the `Alalā. With the `Alalā being a diurnal bird, these data are a pretty exciting insight into this bird’s unique behaviors!

Aryana was a Visual Analytics intern through the EPSCoR Internship program. She conducted sound analysis on `Alalā (Hawaiian Crow) call recordings to obtain usable information for archiving purposes.

I worked to identify and isolate native bird calls and species in Costa Rica.

When I first started in the bioacoustics lab I helped search for `Alalā calls. Afterwards, I helped with the `Ōma`o project by finding and identifying `Ōma`o calls and songs in multiple recordings.

I isolated and made tables of recorded sounds from the `Alalā (Hawaiian crow).

I completed an independent study with guidance from Ann and Esther, sorting through the Hawaiian `Alalā bird song data recordings that they have collected out in the field. It was an awesome opportunity to gain lab experience using the Raven Interactive sound analysis software and to explore the discipline of bioacoustics.

Beatriz worked in the lab for the summer of 2016, analyzing differences in the soundscapes of Hawai`i and Costa Rica.

Brazilian was undergraduate student with the Brazil Scientific Mobility Program (BSMP).

I assisted Angela in documenting all songs and calls of male and female `i`iwi and investigating their behavior and social interactions.

In the lab I measured bird sound.

I worked with Raven selecting various vocalizations and on playback tests with Hawai`i ​`elepaio.

I used Raven software to find and collate `Ōma`o songs and calls for Nicole Fernandez's graduate work.

I assisted with selecting songs from field recordings.

I assisted with projects by identifying and sorting field recordings.

I identified `Ōma`o and Hawai`i `amakihi calls in Raven and assisted with LiDAR mapping in the field.

I assisted with various projects, such as selecting `Alalā vocalizations.

I worked on classifying Palila vocalizations recorded at the Keauhou Bird Conservation Center (KBCC) in Volcano, Hawai`i.