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The issue of marine debris is a great concern for the Hawaiian Islands. Fishing nets, plastic particles, and various metals washed in from the ocean have become a common sight at beaches throughout the State and are now significant in numerous ecological and cultural coastal areas. To combat this, various non-profit organizations have made cleanup ...
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AIS TEAM QUARTERLY UPDATE (2024 Q2)

Posted on Oct 11, 2024 in Main

Aquatic Invasive Species Team Quarterly Update (2024 Q2) April – June Invasive Algae Management and Coral Restoration: The AIS team outplanted 21,200 urchins to Kāneʻohe Bay as part of continued efforts to mitigate invasive algae. Read more about urchin outplanting as a part of the Cape Flattery Settlement Restoration project here. Continued to assist the ...
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AIS TEAM QUARTERLY UPDATE (2024 Q1)

Posted on Oct 10, 2024 in Main, slider

Aquatic Invasive Species Team Quarterly Update (2024 Q1) January-March Invasive Algae Management and Coral Restoration: The AIS team outplanted 21,200 urchins to Kāneʻohe Bay as part of continued efforts to mitigate invasive algae. Read more about urchin outplanting as a part of the Cape Flattery Settlement Restoration project here. Continued to assist the DAR urchin ...
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AIS TEAM QUARTERLY UPDATE (2023 Q4)

Posted on Jan 17, 2024 in Main, slider

October-December Invasive Algae Management and Coral Restoration: The AIS team outplanted 20,797 urchins to Kāneʻohe Bay as part of continued efforts to mitigate invasive algae. Read more about urchin outplanting as a part of the Cape Flattery Settlement Restoration project here. Continued to assist the DAR urchin hatchery with urchin broodstock collections, spat counts, and ...
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AIS Team Quarterly Update (2023 Q3)

Posted on Nov 28, 2023 in Main, slider

July-September Invasive Algae Management and Coral Restoration: The AIS team outplanted 22,815 urchins to Kāneʻohe Bay as part of continued efforts to mitigate invasive algae. Read more about urchin outplanting as a part of the Cape Flattery Settlement Restoration project here. Continued to assist the DAR urchin hatchery with urchin broodstock collections, spat counts, and ...
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The AIS team was featured in the DAR blog for the month of May! Please click here to see the blog post.  

   

Ballast Water & Biofouling Data Quarterly Report 2023 Q1  

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