1. OLA NĀ PAPA I PŪLAMA ʻIA CHERISH THE LIVING REEFS

2. The Problem

3. The Solution

4. Vision Honolua Bay

5. A Proven Concept

6. COUNTRY LOCATION TRAIL NAME SHORE INFO GUIDES TRAIL BOTTOM MARKERS ARTIFACTS FACILITIES SPONSOR Anguilla Shoal Bay East interpretive signage National Trust Australia Perth Parker Point Visitors Center Plaques Rottnest Island Marine Reserve Bermuda Royal Naval Dockyard Snorkel Park Maritime Museum markers & floating resting stations Yes Curacao Playa Porto Mari Coral Damage & Disease Yes Government & Reef Ball England Dorset Kimmeridge ID cards Buoys Sea Grasses Yes Dorset Wildlife Trust Honduras Roatan Spooky Channel Guides Turks & Caicos artificial reef Yes Chain markers on Reef Balls Yes National Environment Center U.S.V.I. St. Johns Trunk Bay markers U.S.V.I. St. Croix Buck Island markers National Park USA Florida Datura Avenue Cable Yes Yes Public & Private USA Florida Key Biscayne Yes Yes National Park USA Florida Key West Reef Balls City & Reef Ball

7. Snorkel Trails Maluaka Beach, South Maui

8. Snorkel Guides

9. Self sustaining Liz Foote and u/w video

10. “ Respects the culture” Kimokeo and reef sign dedication

11. Education / Outreach Papawai – scenic lookout

12. Mālama ‘Āina South Maui Coastal Heritage Trail

13. Measurable Outcomes Scientist Darla White checking a reef

14. Challenges

15. The Projects

17. “ Hui” Hokule’a

18. Reef Identification

19. “ Talk Story” Classroom in the tidal zone

20. “ Talk Story”

22. U/W Materials

23. Signage / Artifacts

24. “ Working with Nature” Mike Rineer, HIHWNMS naturalist

25. “ Working with Nature” Maintenance

26. “ Working with Nature”

28. Recruitment

29. Employment Youthful enthusiasm is contagious

30. Payroll options Hawksbill hatchling, Maui 2008

31. Training Donna Brown, MCC-MOP

32. Supervise / Mentor Hawaiian Monk Seal

33. Graduation

34. “ Working with People” Multiband Butterflyfish

35. “ Working with People”