Expand Critical Habitat for the Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal

[Omaha Steve]

http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1723/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=7516

Fewer than 1,170 individual Hawaiian monk seals are left in the world today. Habitat degradation, commercial fishing bycatch, and entanglement in marine debris are driving these rare marine mammals towards extinction. Without bold action to increase their protected habitat, they may disappear forever from our planet.

Support Protected Habitat on the Main Hawaiian Islands

Hawaiian monk seal mothers are moving east from remote islands into the populated Main Hawaiian Islands to give birth on what are now unprotected beaches. The proposed critical habitat expansion would make these beaches safer. A total of 11,000 square miles of coastal and marine habitat for Hawaiian monk seals could be protected! Click here for a schedule of public meetings taking place in Hawaii August-September where you can voice your support for Hawaiian monk seals

The Sea Turtle Restoration Project needs your help today to support expanding critical habitat for the Hawaiian monk seal.

Take action at link.