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Can I take home coral from Hawaii?

No. In Hawaii, it is unlawful to take, break or damage, any stony coral, including any reef or mushroom coral ( 13-95-70), except as otherwise authorized by law by a Special Activity Permit for scientific, educational, management, or propagation purposes (HRS 187A-6). Am I allowed to collect coral to sell? No. DLNR DAR Frequently Asked Questions regarding Coral Species hawaii.gov 2020/05 CoralrestorationFAQ hawaii.gov 2020/05 CoralrestorationFAQ

What are the invasive species in the coral reefs in Hawaii?

Five species of alien algae have become invasive in Hawaii: Prickly Seaweed (Acanthophora spicifera), Leather Mudweed (Avrainvillea amadelpha), Hookweed (Hypnea musciformis), Smothering Seaweed (Kappaphycus spp.), and Gorillo Ogo (Gracilaria salicornia). Marine Invasive Species | Eyes of the Reef eorhawaii.org education marine-invasive-species eorhawaii.org education marine-invasive-species

Is there any live coral in Hawaii?

It is both protector and provider a reservoir of food as well as a buffer against the destructive power of the sea. Hawaiis coral reefs and near- shore waters are home to more than 7,000 marine life forms a quarter of them found nowhere else in the world. Living Reef - The Nature Conservancy The Nature Conservancy nature documents The Nature Conservancy nature documents PDF

Which Hawaiian islands have coral reefs?

Northwest Hawaiian Islands Hawaii has over 85% of the coral reefs in America, with most of them in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands. The reefs in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands is part of the largest marine conservation area in the world. Exploring the Coral Reefs in Hawaii - Panda Travel pandaonline.com coral-reefs-in-hawaii pandaonline.com coral-reefs-in-hawaii

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The Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve is a beautiful place to visit, and its especially amazing if youre a fan of marine life. This nature preserve is home to a stunning coral reef that features over 450 varieties of fish. You can see all sorts of tropical fish, as well as octopus, crabs and eels. Hanauma Bay State Park Reef Map hanaumabaystatepark.com hanauma-bay-reef hanaumabaystatepark.com hanauma-bay-reef

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