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Keep Puako Beautiful Beach and Bay Cleanup

July 9, 2022 @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

  • « Socorro Giant Manta Expedition
  • International Shark Day- Sharks of Kona and Beyond »
Puako
Date; Saturday 7/9/22
Time; 8:30 to 10:10 AM
Meet: Kawaihae Surf Park. See attached
What: Tailgate style cleanup of the facility, beach, land  and water.
RSVP: Confirm Land or Water or both
 
Jay Nickerson (DOBOR) approved the 7/9/22 land & water cleanup. 
 
Who
‘Alohi Chinen asked us to host this cleanup for 50 people. Laura has volunteered to help us on the site. All 50 volunteers will have their paperwork ready for drop off when they arrive. 
Keep Puako Beautiful and South Kohala Reef Alliance participants must sign in on liability waivers.
Activities: Welcome to the cleanup and guest speakers from 8:30 tp 9 AM. 
Cleanup from 9 AM to 10 AM. Please take short video for our web site of cleanup, land or water, picking up trash and placing trash in your bag or bucket, sorting recyclables and taking trash to the dumpster.
Weigh, total tally trash 10 AM to 10:30
Group photo.
 
Keep Puako & South Kohala Reef Alliance will provide cleaners with waivers, data cards, supplies, buckets, pickers, and gloves ect.
 
Safety & Stewardship: Kurt, Heather & Paul, David & Hanna and others are scheduled to speak/ share their ocean stewardship work with volunteers just prior to the cleanup.
 
Hanna Puentes : Discuss 3 Rs cleanup safety and UXO’s in the Kohala area. Safety materials available
 
-Hanna Puentes
808 756 54-27
hpuentes@nakapuna.com
www.nakupuna.com
 
-Kurt Lieber
Executive Director / Founder
Ocean Defenders Alliance (ODA)
kurt@oceandefenders.org
Cell: 714-875-5881
www.oceandefenders.org
http://www.facebook.com/OceanDefenders
 
Water cleanup contacts 
-David McGuire: Sharkstewards.org , Kohala Divers 808 882-7774, Paul Howard 
 
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Date:
July 9, 2022
Time:
11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Event Categories:
Beach Cleanups, Meetup, SCUBA dive
Event Tags:
Beach, cleanup, Dive, hawaii, kona, ohana, plastic
  • « Socorro Giant Manta Expedition
  • International Shark Day- Sharks of Kona and Beyond »

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    • Saving Sharks
    • Marine Protection
    • Adventures
      • Sharktober: Farallon Islands Wildlife Adventure
        • Farallon Island Excursion Information
      • Shark ID and MPAs Education Adventure
      • Observe and Record Sevengill Sharks
      • Sustainable Ecotourism
      • Manta and Shark ID
    • Media Production
      • Saving Sharks in the Coral Triangle
    • US Shark Fin Trade Ban
  • Science & Education
    • Shark Watch California
    • Shark Science Sheets
      • CITES Shark Science Sheets
      • Sharks of Hawaii
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    • Citizen Science
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    • Law to End Lethal California Driftnet Fishery Passes
    • US Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act Passes
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    • Tell eBay: Stop Endangered Shark Trade
    • Stop Big Plastic From Polluting California Seas
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