Aloha kakou!
I have had so much fun, and learned so much at Tern Island Field Station over the past three years. I send sincere thanks to all the people who have worked to improve the station, the quality and effectiveness of our work there during this time -- as well as the hundreds of others who have done so in the past. A particular special thanks to all the volunteers who have donated their time because of their passion for conservation and protecting our wildlife and refuges.
Mahalo nui loa!!!
As a parting message, I attach links to a couple of classic videos during my stay at Tern....
First Five Weeks at Tern (2012, by Abram Fleishman) (a vimeo link)
Albatross Hammer Time (2011, by Dan Rapp) (a youtube link)
and finally, a salute to TeamWork:
The Original Team Tern: a Well Oiled Machine
Above and beyond all of our hard work and efforts, thank you to all of the wildlife -- birds, seals, turtles, people, fish, invertebrates, and habitats marine and terrestrial. Without you, our life would have no joy.
paula
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