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Tag Archives: Jan Willem Staman
A day in the life of the East Island Exiles
How we stayed sane on the smallest island field camp in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands by Marylou Staman Imagine this: You wake up on a cot, under a canvas tent, and blink your eyes, wondering where you are. As you … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Reininger, citizen science, East Island, fish monitoring brief: main Hawaiian Islands 2013, French Frigate Shoals, Hawaiian monk seal, Jan Willem Staman, Marine Turtle Biology and Assessment Program, Marylou Staman, MTBAP, nesting, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, sea turtles, Tern Island
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Green Sea Turtle Nesting on Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
by Camryn D. Allen Meet the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Sea Turtle Research Team Marylou Staman (1st season) – Marylou conducted three years of sea turtle research on Guam, and only saw 30 individual nesting females. She’s seen almost 14x that number in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Reininger, basking, Camryn D. Allen, East Island, French Frigate Shoals, George Balazs, green sea turtle, Hiwahiwa, Jan Willem Staman, Laniakea beach, Marine Turtle Biology and Assessment Program, Marylou Staman, MTBAP, nesting, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, NWHI, Protected Species, PSD, turtle research
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