• Peoples’ Emotional and Physiological Responses to Tree Color
• The Potential of Green Roof Technologies for Hawaii.
• Peoples’ Emotional and Physiological Responses to Green Roof Technologies
• The Aesthetic Qualities of Urban Forest and Natural Landscapes in Hawaii as Perceived by Native Hawaiians and Visitors.
• Academic and Behavior Responses to Indoor Plants in High School Math Classes.
• Peoples’ Emotional and Physiological Responses to Tropical Trees and Pruning Practices.
• Hawaii’s Landscape Industry: Identifying and Introducing Alternative Ornamental Plants in Response to Invasive Species Issues.
  

Posters:

• Does Plant Color Affect Emotional Responses To Landscapes? Does Plant Color Affect Emotional Responses To Landscapes?
  
  
• The Aesthetic Qualities of Urban and Natural Landscapes The Aesthetic Qualities of Urban and Natural Landscapes in Hawaii as Perceived by Native Hawaiians, Residents, and Visitin Hawaii as Perceived by Native Hawaiians, Residents, and Visitors
  
  
• Beyond ABC’s: Can Plants in a Classroom Have an Impact on High School Math Student Behavior and Academics?
  
  
• Industry Collaborative Research
  

Papers:

• The Potential for Green Roofs in Hawai‘i
• Does Plant Color Affect Emotional and Physiological Responses to Landscapes?
• Where the Lawn Mower Stops: The Social Construction of Alternative Front Yard Ideologies
• Feasibility of Rooftop Landscaping with Native Hawaiian Plants in Urban District of Hawaii
• Benefits of Recreation as a Component of Ecosystem Management
  
  

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