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Glen HigashiAquatic Biologist
 Division of Aquatic Resources
 Quote"The field work is the most enjoyable part collecting data and seeing places   where most people don't usually get to go. The challenging part is analyzing the   data figuring out how all the different ecosystems within the ahupua'a are   related. The Waipio study provided me the opportunity to see streams on other   islands and will provide valuable insight into the concept of stream   restoration." | What he does I work for the Division of Aquatic Resources in the freshwater section. I manage   the Wahiawa Public Fishing Area, on Oahu and perform stream surveys statewide   with other DAR staff. I also work on the DAR stream database with Darrell   Kuamoo.  How   he got into scienceI've always enjoyed   the outdoors and been interested in nature and aquatic organisms, particularily fish... going fishing, maintaining an aquarium, snorkeling, and it was this   interest that helped me make my decision in pursuing a career as an aquatic   biologist.  Favorite accomplishmentsDoing stream survey work with my buddies Darrell Kuamoo and Dr. Bob Nishimoto.  In   his free timeEnjoy camping, hiking, fishing and hunting.  |