EARTHSYS 116: Ecology of the Hawaiian Islands (BIO 116) Terrestrial and marine ecology and conservation biology of the Hawaiian Archipelago. Taught in the field in Hawaii as part of quarter-long sequence of courses including Earth Sciences and Anthropology. Topics include ecological succession, plant-soil interactions, conservation biology, biological invasions and ecosystem consequences, and coral reef ecology. Restricted to students accepted into the Earth Systems of Hawaii Program.

	The reef fish at Lapakahi, Hawaii 3 min - Jul 27, 2010 - Uploaded by spalumbi The ancient Hawaiian village at Lapakahi on the Kohala coast of Hawaii has a dense fish population with high diversity that a ...
	Puako Snorkel Tour 6 min - Jul 23, 2010 - Uploaded by spalumbi A hike along the reef drop off in Puako, Hawaii, with commentary about the reef structure, scenery, corals fish and turtles. Filmed ...
	Wai'alea Bay Reef fish 2 min - Jul 21, 2010 - Uploaded by spalumbi A montage of reef fish common at snorkeling sites in Wai'alea Bay, Hawaii. Furtive introduced peacock groupers, tangs, surgeon ...
	Stanford @ Hapuna 2 min - Jul 19, 2010 - Uploaded by spalumbi Footage from a snorkel at Hapuna Beach, HI. Filmed by SR Palumbi. ... Hawaii coral underwater ocean stanford university turtle ...
	Stanford @ Puako#78 1 min - Jul 20, 2010 - Uploaded by spalumbi Snorkel survey from Puako Coastal Access #78.Offshore at the drop off with turtles, corals, fish, and the popping sounds of snapping ...
	Stanford @ PuakoSouth 1 min - Jul 21, 2010 - Uploaded by spalumbi At the southern end of Puako Beach Dr., a small park gives access to a wave swept coral reef with the kinds of fish life you might ...