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Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018 Results

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We’re Back! The Marine Debris Team Returns

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

Our team collected more than 160,000 pounds of marine debris in just 41 days.
November 16, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
People with gloves and nametags sort pieces of marine plastic onto a NOAA template on a table.

Imua! Going Forward Island by Island to Clean Marine Debris

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The marine debris team travels to the shores of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands aboard the vessel Imua.
October 30, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
Shoreline with foliage on the left and ocean on the right, littered with driftwood and plastics.

Leaving on a Jet Plane: Marine Debris Removal at Midway Atoll Comes to an End

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

Our team of five cleans up more than 25,000 pounds of debris in 10 days on Midway Atoll.
October 29, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
Aerial view of a small boat and people pulling nets off a reef.

Midway Furious Five Rid the Land and Sea of Marine Debris

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The team divides and five team members continue their mission removing marine debris on Midway Atoll.
October 26, 2018 - Research ,
Pacific Islands
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Midway Marine Debris: Finding our Land Legs

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The team dodges a hurricane at Pearl and Hermes Atoll and arrives at Midway Atoll to continue their mission on land.
October 23, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
An inflatable stiff full of marine debris floats on turquoise water with seabirds flying around it.

Mission Possible: Stormy Seas and Marine Debris

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The team completes operations at Pearl and Hermes Atoll and departs before a major hurricane arrives.
October 22, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
A crane off a big NOAA ship picks up a large bag of marine debris off a small boat below.

Wrapping Up Marine Debris Operations at Pearl and Hermes Atoll

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The marine debris team cleans up 52,000 pounds of derelict fishing nets from miles of reef.
October 19, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
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Cleaning Up Marine Debris at Pearl and Hermes Atoll: It’s Not Always Sunny in Paradise

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

Under stormy skies, the marine debris team swims the maze of reefs at Pearl and Hermes Atoll to find and remove derelict fishing nets.
October 09, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
Two snorkelers wrestle with derelict fishing gear in murky water.

Marine Debris Training Continued: Surf Zone Rescues, Net Monsters, and Flipping Boats

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The marine debris team practices ocean safety drills and towboarding underwater.
October 01, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
A diver cuts through a thick rope underwater.

Training, Training, Training for the Marine Debris Mission

Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Debris Mission 2018

The marine debris team learns small boat operations, navigation, and free-diving techniques.
September 24, 2018 - Science Blog ,
Pacific Islands
A boater in sun protective clothing drives a small boat on blue water, with a sandbar visible in the background with several other small boats and islands in the background.