Andy and eleven students in the Coastal Environmental Management Masters program are spending 10 days on Midway Atoll learning first-hand about the challenges of managing resources in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Check out the course blog to learn about our work with monk seals, green turtles, spinner dolphins, invasive species, marine debris and seabirds.
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