Interview with Patti Welton
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Patricia “Patti” Carol Welton was born in Northridge, California on January 7th, 1961. She has
always been an avid traveler. After graduating from college, Patti spent two years traveling the
world exploring ecological landscapes. At the end of her adventures, she was accepted into the
Botany program at UH Mānoa in 1988 as a master’s student and moved to Oʻahu soon thereafter.
Patti’s master’s thesis focused on the natural area reserve of Oʻahu’s Waiʻanae Mountains. It was
during this research that she met her husband, Bill Haus, who was working on fences in the area
with the Division of Forest and Wildlife. Bill and Patti both went on to have extensive careers as
scientists at Haleakalā National Park. Patti continues to serve as a botanist at Haleakalā National
Park.
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