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KAHO 4/23/2025

KAHO honu health assessment (4/23/25) Laura Jim, Robin Scarth. Marc Rice and 14 HPA students traveled to Kaloko-honokohau National Historical Park to conduct a honu health assessment/tagging.  We arrived at the site at 0830 and set up our equipment before beginning capture work at 0900 h.  We were able, during the course of the day, …

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Library Display

STRP Thelma Parker Library Display The HPA Sea Turtle Research Program was invited again to produce a display regarding sea turtles for the month of April at the Thelma Parker Memorial Library in Kamuela, Hawaii.  Laura Jim and Marc Rice produced a display about the on-going STRETCH Project and Catherine Hulugalle produced a section entitled …

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ISTS 43 GHANA

43rd International Sea Turtle Society Symposium   Accra, Ghana   22 to 27 March, 2025 ISTS Symposium43 will bring together a community of sea turtle biologists, environmental practitioners, conservationists, Indigenous groups, researchers, academics, and advocates from up to 60 countries to share knowledge, build capacity, network and collaborate and ultimately, to promote the protection and conservation of sea …

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TID 2024

TURTLE INDEPENDENCE DAY 2024 The HPA STRP Team (Charlotte, Laura and Marc) joined the Mauna Lani Auberge Resort’s Malama Honu Program on July 3rd to measure and weigh the 4 honu raised at the hotel.  These 4 honu were hatched at Sea Life Park Oahu and were sent to the hotel six months later.   The …

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Program Update

hpa marine studies update- 4/29/2024 I Hope everyone is doing well. I wanted to send an update on some of the work we have been doing recently! Please, as always, let me know if you have any questions, suggestions or want photos! Love to celebrate our work. Mahalo, Laura Volunteer opportunities for our students Over …

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Microplastics Workshop 4/28/24

Discovering Microplastics in our ocean Most plastics in the ocean break up into very small particles. These small plastic bits are called “microplastics.” Other plastics are intentionally designed to be small. They’re called microbeads and are used in many health and beauty products. They pass unchanged through waterways into the ocean.  Microplastics are of concern because …

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