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Right Whales of the Pacific
4:00
Did you know there are right whales in the Pacific Ocean? There are only about 50 left today—remnants of a much larger population that existed prior to commercial whaling. Learn about how you can help us better understand and recover this population
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Meet Rueben Penland: Salmon in Mainstem Rivers Storyteller
3:04
Join us as we travel through their lifecycle and meet storytellers, like Rueben Penland, who are connected to and rely on salmon in unique and meaningful ways.
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Meet John Atkinson: Salmon in the Ocean Storyteller
2:47
Join us as we travel through their lifecycle and meet storytellers, like John Atkinson, who are connected to and rely on salmon in unique and meaningful ways.
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History of the Marine Mammal Health and Stranding Response Program
0:59
NOAA Fisheries’ Marine Mammal Health and Stranding Response Program, formalized in 1992, coordinates emergency responses to sick, injured, distressed, or dead seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises, and whales.
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Marine Mammal Entanglement Response
0:58
Marine mammal entanglement response networks, administered by NOAA Fisheries’ Marine Mammal Health and Stranding Response Program, were established to safely and effectively respond to reports of entangled marine mammals.
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Measuring Queen Conch in St. Croix
0:51
We evaluate the growth, decline, and movement of queen conch by tagging and measuring individuals and studying their habitat. This large, slow-growing snail is listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
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How to Resuscitate a Sea Turtle
4:28
Knowing what to do if a turtle is caught is key to minimizing injury and death. By following these guidelines, you could save a turtle's life. For Chinese subtitles, click the CC button. For audio voiceover in Mandarin, click the Audio Track button.
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Giant Manta Ray Threats
0:50
Learn about the threats to endangered giant manta rays.
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Episode 3: Kai Hohonu (Deeper Waters)
3:51
Dr. Stacie Robinson, a Research Ecologist with NOAAʻs Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program, discusses the current status of the Hawaiian Monk Seal and what we can do to protect them!
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Episode 2: Kai Kū (Medium Waters)
3:52
Learn about the habitat where the ʻĪliokai (Hawaiian Monk Seal) lives and what they eat.
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Episode 1: Kai Pāpaʻu (Shallow Waters)
2:00
Beginning with the Kumulipo, we learn that the Hawaiian Monk Seal is an important part of our ecosystem here in Hawaii.
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