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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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Entanglement

Current Events – Words and picture by Andrew Sullivan-Haskins

2018-12-04
In: Field Camp Blog, Marine Pollution Monitoring & Removal, Winter 2018, Winter Season
Tagged: Entanglement, Monk Seal

Spending a few years on this tiny island in the middle of the Pacific has taught me a lot. Each day offers new growth and a chance to engage with the natural world in a way we rarely get to in our modern lives. News of the day tends toRead More →

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