Pod Squad: A Life Changing Trip To Papahanaumokuakea
Civil Beat reporter Nathan Eagle and videographer Alana Eagle talk about reporting in the remote Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
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Nathan and Alana Eagle called their trip to the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument — a remote place in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands where few people are allowed to visit — “magical” and “transformative.” It also left them with a profound realization of man’s impact on the environment.
Learn more about the monument through their special multimedia project for Civil Beat, called The Last Wild Place.
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