Northwestern Hawaiian Islands: Images
June 18, 2006 @ 08:22 PM (EST)
Source: Oceanconservancy.org
The Ocean Conservancy posted a gallery of images and video clips in light of President Bush's action of protecting one of the last intact marine ecosystems in the world, one that is home to sharks, whales, extensive coral reefs and the endangered Hawaiian monk seal. The marine reserve would be free from commercial and extractive activities, allowing the entire marine ecosystem to continue to thrive for future generations...
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