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Scientists Look to Ancient Hawaiian Reefs for Clues About Future Sea-Level Rise | Science

Researchers search the shores of Molokai for fossils to help predict the impact of melting ice sheets on our oceans ....

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Enough With The Deferred Maintenance: Time To Reinvest In Environmental Infrastructure

The wisdom of Hawaii communities and families can lead, as they know best the places they call home intimately. ....

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Say 'Aloha' to the Hawaiian Islands and take a trip that gives back – Travel Weekly

The Hawaiian Islands are a dream destination for travelers looking to explore the world and absorb the beauty of the Pacific Ocean. ....

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Beach cleanup nets 46K pounds of marine debris | News, Sports, Jobs

Jan 23, 2021
The Nature Conservancy’s Hawaii Chapter and its partners removed more than 46,000 pounds of marine debris from Molokai’s remote beaches at Mo’omomi in the last quarter of 2020.
“We started cleaning the beaches more than 20 years ago,” said Wailana Moses, Molokai field coordinator for The Nature Conservancy. “This year, we were still able to remove a lot of marine debris in spite of COVID-19, thanks to our partners and community pulling together and doing the work in a safe, physically distant way.”
The conservancy’s Mo’omomi Preserve and its adjoining beaches are home to rich coastal marine life, culturally important fishing grounds and some of the most important green sea turtle nesting habitats in the main Hawaiian Islands. Mo’omomi’s beaches are also a “hot spot” where thousands of pounds of marine debris, such as commercial fishing nets and plastic waste, wash in from all over the Pacific every year. ....

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– Trash by the Ton Cleared Off Remote Hawaiian Beaches

Trash by the Ton Cleared Off Remote Hawaiian Beaches

KAUNAKAKAI, Moloka’i, Hawaii, January 13, 2021 (ENS) – In the Hawaiian Islands, the past year was plagued with travel and gathering limitations due to COVID-19, yet The Nature Conservancy’s Hawaii Chapter and partners were able to remove more than 46,000 pounds of marine debris from Moloka’i’s remote beaches in the last quarter of 2020 alone.
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On the island of Moloka’i, smallest and most remote of the main Hawaiian islands, The Nature Conservancy Hawaii’s Mo‘omomi Preserve and its adjoining beaches are home to rich coastal marine life, culturally-important fishing grounds on which local families rely, and some of Hawaii’s most important nesting habitat for endangered green sea turtles. ....

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