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Monterey Bay Aquarium: Seafood Watch Program - Online Seafood Watch Guides for Sustainable Seafood Choices
(British Columbia) Flounder/Sole, Pacific (U.S. & Canadian Pacific) Groupers (Northwest Hawaiian Islands) Haddock (hook-and-line) Hake, Silver, Red and Offshore Halibut ... Snapper, Gray, Lane, Mutton, Yellowtail (U.S.) Snapper, Pink (Northwest Hawaiian Islands) Snapper, Red (Northwest Hawaiian Islands) Snapper, Ruby (Northwest Hawaiian Islands) Spearfish, Shortbill (Hawaii) Spot Prawn (U.S.) Squid ( ...
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Coral reefs of Hawai'i
All of the Hawaiian islands northwest ... growth rates are highest in the main Hawaiian islands and decrease in the northwest Hawaiian islands with decreasing temperatures and available sunlight (Grigg, 1983). Towards the northwest end of the island chain rates ...
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RE: Immediate action needed to establish marine reserves
U.S. waters are off-limits to fishing, but the recent designation of the Northwest Hawaiian Islands Marine Monument, along with ongoing efforts to create reserves in California waters, are an indication ...
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blind seas fish news
Edwin Cross. In the application Cross stated "to fish with bottom long line in the northwest Hawaiian Islands specifically to catch, identify and quantify shark in that area. To be conducted at the ... what he did. In the application Cross also stated "in 47 days fishing the main Hawaiian Islands, the following is the total bycatch: 12 Ulua, half of which were alive and released ...
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Marine Algae of Hawai
Methods, and Glossary Graduate Students UH Botany Department UH Classes Reef shot at Maro Reef, Northwest Hawaiian Islands by L. Preskitt Welcome! ..to the new webpage for the Phycology Laboratory at the ... and updates. We plan on adding information regarding: More web publications with information on Hawaiian marine algae. Field guides for native and invasive marine algae in Hawaii. Graduate research ...
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Laurencia nidifica
Hawaiian species that is in direct competition with the more successful invasive Acanthophora spicifera. Laurencia spp. on a limestone mound at French Frigate Shoals in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands ... Marine Red Algae of the Hawaiian Islands. Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawai‘i. Abbott, I.A., 1996. Limu: An ethnobotancial study of some Hawaiian seaweeds. National Tropical Botanical Garden ...
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The Heat Is Online
A rush of cold fresh water from the Arctic contributed to the collapse of the northwest Atlantic cod industry and is fueling a boom of snow crab and shrimp in the ... Island in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands was a tiny dot of land in the vast Pacific, about 10 to 15 acres in size. It was covered with vegetation, nesting seabirds, Hawaiian monk seals and ...
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Agencies Publish Rules on Northwestern Hawaiian Island Monument
Hawaiian Island Reservation established by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1909, the Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge and the Midway ... provide effective management and protection for these remote, ecologically and culturally significant islands and atolls. NOAA: http://www.noaa.gov Northwest Hawaiian Islands National Marine Monument: http://hawaiireef ...
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Northwestern Hawaiian Islands National Marine Monument Trustees Partner in Marine Debris Removal
Marine debris is not just a problem in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, but also a concern in the main Hawaiian islands. In 2006, NOAA's Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center ... are part of a nationwide effort that also includes addressing marine debris in the Pacific Northwest, the Gulf of Mexico and the East Coast, as well as Hawaii. In 2007 NOAA ...
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Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Islands The Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (NWHI), the world’s most isolated chain of coral atolls, reefs, and islands, offer a rare glimpse of the world’s most diverse marine ecosystems. Stretching 1,200 miles northwest of the main Hawaiian Islands, the NWHI ...
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