PRINCEVILLE, Feb. 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — PRINCEVILLE, Hawaii —
Reef Guardians Hawaii, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection and conservation of coral reefs, is pleased to announce the release of the Hawaii Sealife App, an interactive and educational app. Designed for Hawaii residents and visitors, the app serves as further evidence of the organization's commitment to conservation through education and research.
“We're very excited about this app,” said Robin Mather, president of Reef Guardians Hawaii. “This app we created helps educate Hawaii visitors and residents about the richness and diversity of marine life found in Hawaii's oceans and wetlands. It supports responsible ocean exploration and conservation. It’s an engaging and interactive way to promote.”
The Hawaiian SeaLife app, developed by Reef Guardians Hawaiian, is a free tool available to Apple and Android users. This app allows users to identify different marine creatures, learn their names in both English and Hawaiian, and test their knowledge by playing interactive games. The app also includes unique features such as marine life filters, search games, and tips on how to protect our oceans and coral reefs, providing an informative and engaging experience.
Reef Guardians Hawaii's impact extends beyond the app. It focuses on research, restoration, and education related to various aspects of coral reef ecosystems. This includes research on AI and robots in reefs, sharks, sea turtles and corals, as well as Ainakukoa o Waiohuli Kai Restoration, which aims to revitalize damaged parts of coral reefs and address pressing environmental issues. and major restoration projects such as the “Anini Lagoon Restoration.'' Problems such as leaking oil wells.
The active participation of volunteers and ambassadors is an important part of these efforts, bringing a community-centered approach to conservation. For more information about the organization and its mission, please visit https://www.reefguardians.org/.
Reef Guardians Hawaii also organizes educational programs to promote broader understanding of the importance of coral reefs. These programs include initiatives such as Reef Camp, After School Programs, and the Na Kiai Apapapa Sign Project.
Mather added, “This app marks the beginning of our launch to enable travel agents and travel industry partners to refer customers. , provides an excellent opportunity for both visitors and residents to learn and understand Hawaii's marine biodiversity.”
The Hawaii Sealife app represents a significant advancement in Reef Guardians Hawaii's education initiative, providing Hawaii residents and visitors with an easy-to-use platform to increase awareness about Hawaii's rich biodiversity. Masu. To support the continued development of these educational resources, Reef Guardians Hawaii is soliciting tax-deductible donations at https://www.reefguardians.org/contribute.
As Reef Guardians Hawaii continues to expand its reach and explore avenues of public engagement in ocean conservation, we recognize the importance of understanding coral reef ecosystems to conserve and protect Hawaii's marine life. It emphasizes gender. This commitment will ensure that coral reefs remain at the forefront of reef conservation and that their beauty and biodiversity are protected and valued for years to come.
For more information and to download the Marine Life App, visit https://www.reefguardians.org/marine-life-app.
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