Next President Will Shape The Future Of America’s Largest Marine Monument
With the effects of climate change bearing down, the race is on to ensure Papahānaumokuākea remains protected.
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Guardians Of The Deep explores the work of marine scientists in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument who study the good, the bad and the ugly found in these protected waters.
With the effects of climate change bearing down, the race is on to ensure Papahānaumokuākea remains protected.
The storm destroyed a primary nesting site for endangered sea turtles and monk seals. East Island’s reemergence in this remote atoll has become an unexpected sign of resilience against climate change.
An invasive algae has wrecked huge sections of reef in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Scientists are racing to find out what it is, where it came from and whether anything can stop it.
A movement is taking hold to restore the original Hawaiian names of places and species.
Civil Beat deputy editor Nathan Eagle joined scientists on a three-week expedition in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.
Ke hoʻolaha hou nei kekahi papahana i nā inoa maoli o ko Hawaiʻi mau mea he wahi a he lāhulu.