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PMNM Intertidal Monitoring team members counting yellowfoot and blackfoot ʻopihi in the NWHI. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Large blackfoot ʻopihi (ʻopihi makaiauli) line the shoreline; in the distance the intertidal monitoring team checks for waves. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Intertidal Monitoring team member Kamana Helekahi navigates the waves while counting ʻopihi. Dr. Chris Bird is in the foreground recording locations on a GPS. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Makani Gregg records data while the team surveys the rocky shoreline during the 2014 Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument Intertidal Monitoring survey. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Kamana Helekahi and Van Nicholas Velasco measuring and counting ʻopihi and other shoreline invertebrates in the NWHI. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Makani Gregg records data while the team surveys the rocky shoreline during the 2014 Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument Intertidal Monitoring survey. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Kanoe Morishige records data from a small boat while the intertidal monitoring team members count ʻopihi on the rocky shorelines of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Intertidal Monitoring team members Albert Espaniola and Van Nicholas Velasco count numerous intertidal species while Pelika Bertelmann records data. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
Kanoe Morishige records data from a small boat while the intertidal monitoring team members count ʻopihi on the rocky shorelines of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
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Intertidal Monitoring team members conduct monitoring of intertidal species along rocky shorelines in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
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Intertidal Monitoring team members conduct monitoring of intertidal species along rocky shorelines in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Credit: Hoku Johnson/NOAA
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