Kahi Kai News provides you with all the up to date information you need to better understand, enjoy and protect our marine environment. Here you can browse our archives for marine related news from all over the world, find interesting essays covering a broad range of marine related topics and also read selected logbook entries from our members.
If you think we are missing some important marine related news or want to contribute with something, please feel free to contact us at any moment.
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Logbook 17 Aug 2014. Cristina Veresan's impressions from the Arctic Svalbard. Traveling from Hawaii to Arctic Svalbard was a radical change, but I was so eager to explore this pristine, remote region of the world aboard the National Geographic Explorer as... Image credit: Cristina Veresan
Logbook 2 Jun 2014. Cristina Veresan honored with a 2014 Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship. Cristina Veresan, a middle school science teacher at Star of the Sea School in Honolulu (Hawaii) and active volunteer during Kahi Kai workshops, was one of 25 educators from the US... Image credit: Michael S. Nolan / Lindblad Expeditions
Logbook 5 May 2013. Sculpins party from Oregon. Sculpins are the beautiful fish in many of these photographs. These are a diverse family of mostly bottom-living fishes that are related to scorpionfishes. Sculpins are... Image credit: Kim TICE
Article 16 Nov 2011. For our future generations... and the ocean. For the last couple of years, Kahi Kai created calendars, featuring portraits of sea creatures to enhance their beauty, elegance and fragility. By selling them, we were able to... Image credit: Patricia Murata
News 20 Sep 2011. There's no such thing as a jellyfish. Our friend Steve Haddock from MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute) and founder of Jellywatch has made an interesting video called "There's no such thing as a jellyfish"... Image credit: Eric Roettinger / Kahi Kai Images
Logbook 30 Jun 2011. Gambier Island Biodiversity. The Kahi Kai team has the privilege to be involved in the development of the imaging platform of the Tara Oceans Expedition. On the current trip with Tara around the Gambier Island... Image credit: Eric Roettinger
Logbook 28 Jun 2011. Gambier Island, French Polynesia.... The schooner Tara has reached French Polynesia where she will spend several month. Currently, TARA harbors in Mangareva Islands, the biggest island of the Gambier archipelago.... Image credit: Eric Roettinger
News 9 May 2011. The soul of Kalaupapa. A piece of land trapped between cliffs and the Pacific Ocean, a part of our Earth full of history where easter eggs are substituted with painted coconuts: Kalaupapa. ... Image credit: aldine amiel
Logbook 5 May 2013. Sculpins party from Oregon. Sculpins are the beautiful fish in many of these photographs. These are a diverse family of mostly bottom-living fishes that are related to scorpionfishes. Sculpins are... Image credit: Kim TICE
News 9 May 2011. The soul of Kalaupapa. A piece of land trapped between cliffs and the Pacific Ocean, a part of our Earth full of history where easter eggs are substituted with painted coconuts: Kalaupapa. ... Image credit: aldine amiel
Article 30 Jun 2009. Who has the sanctions hurt but us?. Gaza City, 6 AM. The sun has just risen and the residents of the northern Gaza Strip are once again waking up to the sound of explosions. Every few hundred meters an Israeli naval... Image credit: Catrin Ormestad
Article 15 Sep 2010. A close up into the coral reef: the corallite. From sacred stones to jewelry, from prehistoric time to today, corals have always been an important center of interest for humans. But what are corals? Despite their fragile... Image credit: Aldine Amiel
