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Fecal Source Identification for Animal Hosts
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Presented by Florence Thomas at HCRI's February 2010 trimester meeting.
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Characterization of Human Fecal Bacteria Load and Selected Human Pathogens on Maui's Leeward Shores
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Presented by Zoltan Szabo at HCRI's February 2010 trimester meeting.
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Seagrass Animation
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Learn about Hawaii's native seagrass.
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Cracking the Code: Genetics Demystified
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Find out how scientists use DNA to identify distinct populations of fish.
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A Balanced Reef.
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A balanced reef is a healthy reef.
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- 7/08 - Celia Smith - Kahekili Recovery - Pt. 2 -
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A presentation on Kahekili ecosystem recovery via a proposed herbivore management area, part 2 of 2. Hawaii Conservation Conference, July 29, 2008.
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- 7/08 - Celia Smith - Kahekili Recovery - Pt. 1 -
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A presentation on Kahekili ecosystem recovery via a proposed herbivore management area, part 1 of 2. Hawaii Conservation Conference, July 29, 2008.
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- 7/08 - Chris Bird - 'Opihi Population Boundaries - Pt. 2 -
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A presentation on using microsatellite DNA to indentify population boundaries in 'Opihi, part 2 of 2. Hawaii Conservation Conference, July 29, 2008.
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- 7/08 - 'Opihi Population Boundaries - Pt. 1 -
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A presentation on using microsatellite DNA to indentify population boundaries in 'Opihi, part 1 of 2. Hawaii Conservation Conference, July 29, 2008.
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Mililani Community Connections
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A video introducing Mililani Community Connections, a joint initiative between the Hawaii Coral Reef Initiative and the Mililani High School Science and Technology Learning...
About HCRIRP
Over 5000 known species of marine plants and animals find their homes in Hawaii's coastal reefs, 25% of which are found nowhere else in the world. Yet, these reef resources are degrading at an alarming rate worldwide, due in part to a lack of public education. The Hawaii Coral Reef Initiative Research Program (HCRI-RP) was established in 1998. Our goal is to increase understanding of our valuable, yet vulnerable, nearshore reef ecosystem. We also fund scientific research and monitoring in order to advance effective resource management within our state.
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Over 5000 known species of marine plants and animals find their homes in Hawaii's coastal reefs, 25% of which are found nowhere else in the world. Yet, these reef resources are degrading at an alarming rate worldwide, due in part to a lack of publ...
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