Expedition hauls tons of plastic out of remote Hawaii atolls

The Washington Post

By Caleb Jones, April 22, 2021

CLEANING UP THE PLASTIC IN THE OCEAN

CBS News: 60 Minutes

With Sharyn Alfonsi, August 18, 2019

 
 

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We’re so excited to be apart of Parley A.I.R Station’s first Sunset Session and talk story with community members about our work in Papahānaumokuākea! Mahalo nui for hosting us and creating a space for our community to share, connect, an
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PMDP invites you to join us tomorrow in celebrating World Oceans Day at the Kahala Resort! We’ll be kicking off the celebration with a beach cleanup in the morning from 8 - 9 am, followed by a table sharing event from 9 am - 3 pm in which all a
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During PMDP’s 2021 Spring Mission, the crew witnessed first hand the detrimental effects of marine debris on our beloved Hawaiian monk seals. On the first day of the 2021 Spring Mission, they encountered a 4 y/o female Hawaiian monk seal stru
We’d like to give a big shoutout to our community sponsors: @koolaucoffee, @sea.salts.of.hawaii, and @sunpoweredyachts! Without them, this mission would not have been possible. In addition to donating $1/per bag sold to PMDP, @koolaucoffee con
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The PMDP crew has wrapped up their time on Kapou with the removal of another 7,890 lbs of marine debris! Their second and third day of field work was welcomed by harsh winds and turbulent waters ranking their entry to shore as the roughest they have