Tonight! Will we see you there?

Do you have an interest in Hawaiian monk seals? Conservation biology? Working with amazing people? CIMAR is currently seeking applicants for the 2025 field research season at Lalo (French Frigate Shoals)! Search Job ID #224777 and apply today! hr.rcuh.com/psp/hcmprd_exa…

Did somebody say turtles?! Another amazing opportunity to conduct work within PMNM (at Lalo!) as a Marine Turtle Field Camp Research Assistant! Search Job ID #224778 (serves a an assistant on the team) and apply today! hr.rcuh.com/psp/hcmprd_exa…

Tomorrow! Will we see you all there? Join us in celebrating!

We wanted to give a huge mahalo to our community for showing up and showing out this past Saturday at our celebration for reaching 1 MILLION pounds! A big thank you to @HawaiiSeaGrant, Ko’olau Coffee, Local I’a, and @artsatmarks

On this #GivingTuesday, PMDP is excited to announce our partnership with Sensei Farms, reinforcing our commitment to reducing plastic waste! To learn more about the partnership head to senseifarms.com/news/sensei-fa…

Today, on #GivingTuesday, we’re thrilled to kick off our annual Holiday Match Challenge Fundraiser. From now until the end of December, we have a generous $50,000 match challenge on the table from the Brown ʻOhana! Double your impact today, donate at pmdphawaii.org/donate

#DidYouKnow derelict fishing gear is one of the most common types of marine debris in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? #Register for the next Tropical Islands Partnering on Solutions for #MarineDebris webinar December 10 at 3 p.m. EST to #LearnMore. marinedebris.noaa.gov/resources/trop… @pmdp

Double your impact by donating to Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project before the end of December. Your donation will be matched dollar for dollar up to $50,000, incredible! Thank you for your support. #PMDP #Hawaii #cleanup pmdphawaii.org/donate

Check it out! A great conversation with Hawaiʻi Public Radio’s Russell Subiono about our 1 MILLION pounds milestone mark. Thanks for having us! hawaiipublicradio.org/the-conversati…

Also our Executive Director, James Moroioka was on Burt Lum last week! If you didn’t catch the segment live, don’t worry- here it is! hawaiipublicradio.org/show/bytemarks…

We have two days left on our Holiday Donation Campaign! Your donation goes directly towards supporting our 2025 field season! We have raised $35k but need YOUR HELP to reach our match of $50k! Double your impact today and donate! pmdphawaii.org/donate

🚨 We are hiring! Are you passionate about our oceans and looking to make an impact? 🌍 Join our team and help protect one of the most important marine ecosystems in the world! Learn more about the positions today at pmdphawaii.org/jobpostings

One week left to apply to join us for the 2025 field season. We are looking to hire up to 8 Marine Debris Technician positions! Spread the word! Applications due February 17th. Apply here -> pmdphawaii.org/jobpostings

Have you ever seen an albatross? The Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project team just wrapped up their mission to Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll, Pihemanu) and saw first hand all the ways that marine debris impacts albatross. Learn more. marinedebris.noaa.gov/removal/removi…

That’s a wrap! 💪❤️ We finished our first removal mission of the 2025 season. 50,730 lbs of marine debris removed from the shores and reefs of Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll)! Read more about the mission at pmdphawaii.org/follow-the-jou…

In April, our partners on the Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project team worked on Kauihelani (Midway Atoll, Pihemanu). Over 11 days of operations, they removed over 50,000 pounds of marine debris from this sensitive ecosystem. #LearnMore marinedebris.noaa.gov/removal/removi…

Plastic pollution is threatening Hawaii's coastlines, oceans, and communities. Local organizations Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi and Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project are working to defeat plastic pollution. Our grants to them will help them scale their efforts to remove plastic from shorelines of the Main Hawaiian

And we’re back! Our second removal mission of 2025 has come to a close. 62,030 lbs of marine debris removed from the reefs and shorelines of Papahānaumunokuākea! Relive the mission today at pmdphawaii.org/follow-the-jou…

And that’s a wrap! Our final marine debris removal mission of 2025 has come to a close! We removed 72,150 lbs of marine debris from the reefs and shorelines of Papahānaumunokuākea! Relive the mission at pmdphawaii.org/follow-the-jou…