Michael Feeney: The Shutdown Was Good...For Some Creatures

UPDATE FROM MICHAEL FEELEY 4/15/2021: "Currently, the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR), is allowing 1050 visitors per day to enter the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (Bay).  No decision has been made by DPR about whether they will eventually open the Bay to more visitors."

In this episode we learn the effects the Covid quarantine has had on one of earth's most beautiful bays. Michael Feeley, a marine biologist and volunteer with Friends Of Hanauma Bay shares the heroic efforts to protect the native Hawaiian coral and the marine life that depends on it.

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