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Navigating Change with NOAA

Join Amrit Krishna from Hahaione Elementary as he shares his experiences with NOAA, learning about marine environments and the critical importance of coral reefs. Through engaging hands-on activities, students explored turbidity, discovered the effects of pollution on marine atolls, and identified the vital role that tiny algae play in coral ecosystems. This educational journey highlights the need for conservation efforts to protect our oceans and sustain marine life, emphasizing that every action counts in preserving our planet's invaluable resources.

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Navigating Change with NOAA

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  1. Navigating Change with NOAA By Amrit Krishna From Hahaione Elementary

  2. Navigating change with NOAA • This is me (Amrit) learning to use a turbidity tube. We learned that turbidity is all the things in that fog your vision of the water . The things include mud and silt.

  3. Navigating change with NOAA • This a group of kids learning about what a marine atoll looks and feels like. We did this at the artificial atoll area in the maritime museum . We talked about what was polluting the atoll and how to stop it.

  4. Navigating change with NOAA • This a picture of a healthy reef. We all learned what was giving the coral its food. • We learned that tiny algae called zoozenthelly that attract sunlight and converts it into food for the coral.

  5. What might happen • Through NOAA we learned that we need to stop polluting or coral will die. There were many way that we could stop polluting the ocean and coral • I learned coral homes lots of animals so if we kill coral the whole marine food chain will be disrupted.

  6. BIBLIOGRAPHY • .NOAA • . Maritime Museum • .Bishop museum • .Hanauma Bay • .Mauna Loa Bay • .HIMB • .Waikiki Aquarium

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