Where are the Hawaiian Humpback Whales?
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Disturbing news is coming in from the tourist industries, conservationists and the researchers in Hawaii & Alaska.
The North Pacific Humpback Whale population may be on the decline.
In 2016, these very whales were taken off the Endangered Species Act- Scientists now need to understand where they are and if any protections need to be put in place.
To do this, we need planes up in the sky immediately to do an accurate survey of whale numbers around the Hawaiian Islands, before the whale season ends In March
Three well respected Whale Researchers are donating their time and efforts Dr. Joe Mobley of the University of Hawaii, Dr. Mark Deakos of the Hawaii Association for Marine Education and Research (HAMER), and Dr. Adam Pack of the University of Hawaii have already raised $8000 for two flights.
Please Help them complete the third and final flight.
An additional $3000 is needed to complete the third and final flight on Feb 28. Please help us - any amount helps and your donation is tax deductable. All those that donate will be sent updates after the final flight, including aerial photos of humpbacks and our findings from all 3 flights. More information about Hawaii Association for Marine Education and Research Inc: To promote the orotection. conservatlon. education of Hawall's marine resources to the local communltv in the State of Hawall

The North Pacific Humpback Whale population may be on the decline.
In 2016, these very whales were taken off the Endangered Species Act- Scientists now need to understand where they are and if any protections need to be put in place.
To do this, we need planes up in the sky immediately to do an accurate survey of whale numbers around the Hawaiian Islands, before the whale season ends In March
Three well respected Whale Researchers are donating their time and efforts Dr. Joe Mobley of the University of Hawaii, Dr. Mark Deakos of the Hawaii Association for Marine Education and Research (HAMER), and Dr. Adam Pack of the University of Hawaii have already raised $8000 for two flights.
Please Help them complete the third and final flight.
An additional $3000 is needed to complete the third and final flight on Feb 28. Please help us - any amount helps and your donation is tax deductable. All those that donate will be sent updates after the final flight, including aerial photos of humpbacks and our findings from all 3 flights. More information about Hawaii Association for Marine Education and Research Inc: To promote the orotection. conservatlon. education of Hawall's marine resources to the local communltv in the State of Hawall
Fundraising team (3)
Nina Forsyth Thompson
Organizer
Lahaina, HI
Hawaii Association for Marine Education and Research Inc
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
Mark Deakos
Team member
Joseph Mobley
Team member
