Join us for our vital gathering of Hawaiʻi's stream community. After eight years since our last convening in 2017, we're bringing together researchers, resource managers, and stream lovers to reconnect and advance our collective understanding of Hawaiian streams and freshwater ecosystems.

This workshop aims to bring together like-minded communities to address identified knowledge gaps and emerging threats affecting our streams and their connected ecosystems. In the workshop, we

• Work on publishing collective papers/articles, updating the current status of Hawaiian Streams and their connected Ecosystems.

• Establish working partnerships to address environmental threats and research priorities.

Whether you're a researcher, resource manager, community advocate, or simply someone who cares deeply about Hawaiʻi's freshwater heritage, your voice and expertise are essential to this important conversation.

For those attending in person at ʻIolani School, parking is available in the Weinberg Parking Structure. When you arrive at the parking gate, our Security Team will ask for your name and the event you are attending. Parking is available on Visitor Parking (Levels 4A–4B); however, parking is not permitted in stalls that are marked as unavailable. 

If you are being dropped off, the main school entrance on 563 Kamoku Street is the closest area to our venue, Seto Hall.

Street parking (Laau Place and Kamoku Street) in the surrounding neighborhood is available but limited.