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Juvenile hawksbill feeding on Geodia neptuni sponge at Mona Island, Puerto Rico

The End of the Line is a powerful film about one of the world's most disturbing problems - over-fishing. Advances in fishing technology mean whole ...

Filmmaker Lyn Gerner introduces us to Hawai'i Wildlife Fund president and co-founder Hannah Bernard, and the HWF team of volunteer scientists in he...

on sept 19/2009 Get the Drift and Bag it! International Coastal Cleanup sponsored by the Hawai'i Wildlife fund; 69 participants 4 wheeled down to t...

Part Three of three part video about the Wastewater Injection Wells in Maui County. Interviews with Robin Knox, Alan Arakawa, hearing footage of M...

Hawksbill hatchlings make their way to the sea at Kealia Beach, Kihei, Hawaii. They will return to this same coast in approximately 20 to 40 years ...

Dr Leisure checks out the repairs being made to the turtle fence between sugar beach and the highway on Maui. The fence is to keep Hawksbill Turtle...

"Sharkastics" are what we've termed plastics that have obvious bite marks (jagged serrations and/or punctures) from sharks and other animals. They...

The Hawai'i Wildlife Fund Hawksbill Recovery Project monitors the nesting activities of critically endangered Hawaiian hawksbill sea turtles. This...

Hawai'i Wildlife Fund's Hawksbill Recovery Project had a very successful 2009 nesting season at Kealia, Maui. Hawaiian hawksbill sea turtles are c...

I was lucky enough to join the NOAA Fisheries Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program on a mission to French Frigate Shoals during the fall of 2008. I...

One of our West Maui regulars, "Pueo", soars over the reef in search of... We're not exactly sure yet... But we're figuring it out and it's not j...