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Through research funded by the Hawai'i Coral Reef Initiative and partnerships between several other state, federal and non-governmental organizations and community groups an effort is being made to combat one of Hawaii's invasive algae: Gracilaria salicornia. Details of the next event are shown below. |
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The Next Event: April 23, 2005 CONTACT THE NATURE CONSERVANCY HAWAII FOR MORE DETAILS Signe Opheim: opheim@hawaii.edu
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Event Details: Help us in a joint effort to remove alien algae from our reefs and educate our local community about this serious threat to Hawaii's unique marine ecosystems. Volunteers will once again be supplied with a light breakfast and lunch, and a mid-morning snack during our break time. In addition, we will be able to provide T-shirts to all of our participants (our apologies that we could not afford them for this last event--the T-shirts that some of you received were actually from our initial, August 24th, 2003 cleanup). For all who are interested in participating, please contact Signe Opheim at The Nature Conservancy (537-4508 ext. 270, or eco@tnc.org). Please spread the word and we hope to see you again. You are the ones who are making a difference in preserving Hawaii’s natural resources! Please wear 'reef walkers' or perhaps some old tennis shoes for foot protection. Mahalo nui loa, Eric Co, TNC Scott Atkinson, TNC Dave Raney, ReefCheck Matt Zimmermann, ReefCheck Eric Conklin, HCRI & UH-Zoology Rebecca Most, HCRI Thomas Sauvage, HCRI Celia Smith, HCRI & UH-Botany Jen Smith, HCRI & UH-Botany Cheryl Squair, HCRI & UH-Botany Bill Devick, DLNR-DAR Randy Honebrink, DLNR-DAR Mike Markrich, DLNR Cindy Hunter, HCRI & UH-Waikiki |
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