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Kure Atoll Conservancy
Kure AtollConservancy

A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports the State of Hawaiʻi's ongoing wildlife management and habitat restoration program that enhances biological diversity, ecosystem health, and cultural resources.

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Winter 2017

In The Final Hours by Ryan Potter

2018-04-10
In: Field Camp Blog, Winter 2017, Winter Season

The M/V Kahana picks us up tomorrow. Just like that, our seven and a half month field season will come to an end and we will say our goodbyes to the place we’ve called home for quite some time. It’s been a busy end finishing out our last full weekRead More →

Reality Check by Ryan Potter

2018-03-30
In: Field Camp Blog, Winter 2017, Winter Season
Tagged: Camp Life, End of Season Prep

As we patiently await a final pickup date after another short extension to our time on Green Island, Kure Atoll, those of us here have finally had the reality check that we will soon be returning to a world we’ve spent a great deal of time away from. In spendingRead More →

Springing Forward by Ryan Potter

2018-03-15
In: Field Camp Blog, Winter 2017, Winter Season
Tagged: Camp Life, End of Season Prep

We’ve marched well over the six-month mark and with less than a month left here on Green Island, Kure Atoll, our few remaining days are quickly passing by. Besides the obvious cleaning and packing that is still before us to let us know the field season is ending, there have beenRead More →

Peace brings undisturbed nights and days. Week 24 by Aulani Herrod

2018-02-20
In: Field Camp Blog, Winter 2017, Winter Season

 Aloha mai e nā maka heluhelu, nā ʻohana, a me nā hoa piha i ke aloha iā Hōlanikū. ʻAneʻane pau ko mākou noho ʻana i ʻaneʻi! Hoʻokahi wale nō pule i koe. Hauʻoli loa au i ka hiki ke hoʻolaha i ka loaʻa ʻole ʻana o nā kakā i maʻiRead More →

Ode to the Beach Pier by Ryan Potter

2018-02-20
In: Field Camp Blog, Winter 2017, Winter Season
Tagged: Camp Life

Here I sit, atop the pier-shed roof, spellbound in a gorgeous scene that I could only dream of. To either side of me lay long, gently curving stretches of sun-washed sand gracefully hugging the vibrantly clear, turquoise water of the lagoon in front of me. Along the horizon, white waveRead More →

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