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Your search found 1640 hits- DLNR Kauai Coral Disease Response Video Featuring Don Heacock, DAR Aquatic Biologist, Katie Nalesere, DAR Education Specialist, and Dr. Greta Aeby, Assistant Researcher at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology. Click here to view the Kauai coral disease website.
- Kaneohe Bay acute Montipora White Syndrome (aMWS)LATEST UPDATE: 2/12/2015 WATCH VIDEO FROM THE FIELD: Full Press Release: https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/blog/2015/02/12/nr15-023/
- Coral Bleaching Recovery Plan The goal of the Coral Bleaching Recovery Plan is to promote coral reef recovery following the 2014-2015 global coral bleaching event. Coral bleaching is a stress response, generally induced by high temperature and light… Read More »
- Makai Watch Briefing to the Board of Land and Natural ResourcesFor 10 years now Makai Watch volunteers have helped be the eyes and ears for the protection of special places across Hawaii. Makai Watch State Coordinator Luna Kekoa described the program today for the members… Read More »
- Makai Watch Program receives official recognition by the Board of Land and Natural Resources*News Release for official recognition of the Makai Watch program by the Board of Land and Natural Resources: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oct. 21, 2014 Hawaii Makai Watch Program Gains Official Recognition HONOLULU – In a unanimous… Read More »
- Makai Watch Community Volunteer Trainings Set May 2 and 16 On OahuDEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCESNews Release DAVID Y. IGEGOVERNOR SUZANNE D. CASECHAIRPERSON For Immediate News Release April 28, 2015 MAKAI WATCH COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER TRAININGS SET MAY 2 AND 16 ON OAHU HONOLULU… Read More »
- ‘Ike Kai project materialsProject Intro: The purpose of this guidebook is to introduce Makai Watch volunteers to identifying regulated marine life and providing and overview of Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) rules related to marine life and fishing.… Read More »
- MW Components MANDATORY MAKAI WATCH COMPONENTS: Awareness Raising and Outreach (ARO). The MW Program trains volunteers to provide ocean users with useful, site-specific information related to the marine ecology, geography, culture, history, applicable resource regulations, safety,… Read More »
- Impacts of Rodents & MongoosesImpacts of Rodents & Mongooses Arrival of Rodents and Mongooses in Hawaii Hawaii is the most isolated chain of islands in the world. Millions of years before the arrival of Polynesians, plants and animals arrived… Read More »