Divers remove 86,000 pounds of ghost nets from a single Hawaiian reef

This open-ocean coral reef is known as Kamokuokamohoaliʻi, which translates to “island of the shark god,” and harbors 37 coral species. It’s located over 800 miles from Honolulu.
This open-ocean coral reef is known as Kamokuokamohoaliʻi, which translates to “island of the shark god,” and harbors 37 coral species. It’s located over 800 miles from Honolulu.

Almost 100,000 Pounds of Marine Debris and Old Nets Removed from

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86,100 Pounds of Marine Debris Removed from the Papahānaumokuākea

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Abandoned, lost or otherwise discarded fishing gear in Brazil: A

86K pounds of ghost nets, plastic, other debris removed from

Preserving a Precious Place – Hawaii Sea Grant

86,000 Pounds of Ghost Nets Removed from Single Hawaiian Reef

86,000 pounds of ghost nets removed from single reef in

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86K pounds of ghost nets, plastic, other debris removed from

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Press release: Divers remove ghost nets from shipwreck off San

Press release: Divers remove ghost nets from shipwreck off San

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