A couple of weeks ago I found a bone at Kahului Harbor Section 2.
It looked like a turtle beak, but I'm not quite sure. Last time I made a guess about a turtle I was incorrect.
Anyways, here's some pictures:
Have you ever wondered what Ocean Acidification, marine debris, poaching, and pollution mean? Well, I am here to help. The first step to improving our world is to understand the issues we face. Only then can we work to prevent and counter them. Here I share my adventures in protecting and improving our oceans in hopes that you will be inspired to help as well. Even if it's just spread the word. This way we can all live up to my motto: “From the mountain to the ocean, everything is connected.”
Showing posts with label International Coastal Clean Up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International Coastal Clean Up. Show all posts
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International Coastal Clean Up! Sept. 15, 2012, Kahului Harbor
Saturday September 15, 2012 was the International Coastal Clean Up Day!
A worldwide (for lack of better words) revolution where clubs, organizations and individuals around the world get together to clean up their beaches.
A group that I usually hang out with went to Kahekili Beach Park in Lahaina, Maui; However, I had to work in the morning, so I missed participating with them.
Instead, after I finished work, I went down to Kahului Harbor to the portion I call Section 1, to collect marine debris!
I had started at 11:55 am.
I had started at 11:55 am.
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