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Researchers return from expedition to Papahanaumokuakea with a sense of hope. Credit - Kimberley Jeffries, NOAA
Researchers return from expedition to Papahanaumokuakea with a sense of hope
August 27, 2021

Scientists that recently returned to Oahu from a 20-day research expedition to Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument now have some valuable images and data — and a new sense of hope. The group of scientists headed out on a rare trip from Aug.

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Director of the Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources, Taotasi Archie Soliai. Credit - AF
House passes bill to postpone fed move on critical coral habitat designation
August 6, 2021

A House resolution to postpone the current National Marine Fisheries Services (NMFS) proposed critical coral habitat designation process due to the complete disregard of local agencies was passed by the Fono yesterday morning during the regular House session. The decision by faipule was made

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The Mariana eight-spot butterfly is shown in the Guam National Wildlife Refuge's Ritidian Unit. Photo - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lawsuit: Lack of designated habitat imperils plants, animals
July 23, 2021

In the six years since listing 23 regional plants and animals as “endangered species,” the federal government has yet to designate any critical habitats to help protect them from extinction. This inaction is at the heart of a lawsuit filed in the U.S.

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Small brown-speckled seabirds, marbled murrelets have the unusual habit of nesting in the tops of old-growth trees. Photo by Brett Lovelace/Oregon State University
Scientists Are Tricking Birds into Finding New Homes
July 22, 2021

Found along North America’s west coast, often dozens of kilometers inland, marbled murrelets’ nesting habitat is imperiled by commercial timber harvesters, who covet the valuable trees in these highly productive coastal rainforests...Now, scientists from Oregon State University (OSU) ar

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Navy proposes limestone forest habitat restoration in Finegayen. Credit - www.pacificislandtimes.com
Navy proposes limestone forest habitat restoration in Finegayen
July 16, 2021

The Navy is proposing to restore limestone forest habitat in Finegayen by controlling invasive species and augmenting existing native plant stands with additional native and endemic plant species.

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Rose Atoll National Wildlife Refuge. Source - Wikipedia
Marine Sanctuary Advisory Councils to hold virtual joint meeting in July
July 8, 2021

The National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa advisory council and the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary advisory council will meet virtually on Wednesday, July 14, 2021. This meeting is the first joint meeting between the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Ma

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Auckland Island piglets, New Zealand. Photo: Flickr/Jon Sullivan
Wild Pigs Take Toll on Local Species in Hawaiʻi
July 2, 2021

Wild pigs (Sus scrofa), one of the most widely distributed mammals on the planet, have gained notoriety in recent decades due to their devastating impacts to agricultural crops and threats to species of conservation concern.  Recent findings of a team of researchers from the Un

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The "Baker" underwater nuclear weapons test at Bikini Atoll in 1946. Dozens of World War II vessels were used as targets for this weapons test, and now lie on the atoll's lagoon floor. Photo: US Navy. Photo: Supplied/ Giff Johnson
New generation protests Pacific’s nuclear legacy 75 years on
July 2, 2021

Seventy-five years after the U.S military began using the Marshall Islands as a nuclear testing ground, a new generation fired-up by climate activism is demanding justice.

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Volunteers and staff check on the status of seabirds at Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. Credit - Brad Ka‘aleleo Wong / Office of Hawaiian Affairs
Native Hawaiian culture woven into marine area plan
July 2, 2021

Co-trustees of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument recently released Mai Ka Po Mai, a historic-guidance document that will help federal and state agencies further integrate Native Hawaiian culture into all areas of management of the 582,578-square-mile protected region in the

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University of Guam Graduate Stiudent holds a sea cucumber at the Guam Wildlife Refuge's critter touch tanks exhibit. Credit - Anne Wen/PDN
Guam Wildlife Refuge holds marine critter touch tanks exhibit
July 1, 2021

Along Guam's coastline and beach shores, colorful and peculiar animals abound.

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