| USGS Series |
Open-File Report |
| Report Number |
2007-1219 |
| Title |
Science and Management in the Hanalei Watershed:
A Trans-Disciplinary Approach |
| Edition |
Version 1.0 Online Only |
| Language |
ENGLISH |
| Author(s) |
Edited by Field, Michael E.; Berg, Carl J.; Cochran, Susan A. |
| Year |
2007 |
| Originating office |
USGS Western Coastal and Marine Geology |
| USGS Library Call Number |
|
| Physical description |
ix, 92 p. |
| ISBN |
|
| Northernmost latitude |
0223000 |
| Southernmost latitude |
0220000 |
| Easternmost longitude |
-1590000 |
| Westernmost longitude |
-1593000 |
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Abstract
The results of recent studies in the Hanalei watershed are impressive, both in content and breadth. Funded, directed, and/or conducted by investigators from many disciplines from local organizations (the Hanalei Watershed Hui), the University of Hawai`i, the State of Hawaii (Department of Health, Department of Land and Natural Resources), and Federal organizations (U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Geological Survey, Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency), their sum total have contributed markedly to our understanding of processes in the watershed. There has been an overwhelming amount of information that has been collected in the Hanalei Bay Watershed from Mt. Waialeale to the far reefs in just the past 5 years. This workshop was initiated to document our collective understanding, better integrate our results, and identify the salient issues that remain to be studied.