by CaptainTara | Dec 18, 2017 | Whale Research
Aloha kakou: For those of you who have been waiting to register for the 2018 Sanctuary Ocean Count on the islands of Kauai, Oahu, and Kauai, I am happy to announce that the online volunteer registration website is NOW LIVE! Feel free to distribute this email to your... 
by CaptainTara | Dec 18, 2017 | Coral Disease, Coral Reef Ecology, Hawaiian Monk Seal Conservation, Kaua'i Whale Watching, Kauai Marine Life, Kauai Reef Conservation, Whale Research
2017 Recap of Sea Riders involvement (Kokua) and Partnership in Ocean Conservation and Research on Kaua’i We are pleased to inform everyone that has supported Kauai Sea Riders of the extensive and varied conservation and research projects that we were involved... 
by CaptainTara | Apr 17, 2017 | Kauai Marine Life, Whale Research
On March 4, 2017 an Entangled Humpback Whale was seen and photographed by our Kauai Searider Adventure Tour vessel and other operators off the South shore of Kaua’i about 300 yards from Koloa Landing in Po’ipu. Sea Riders Crew noticed Tiger Sharks... 
by CaptainTara | Nov 22, 2015 | About Kaua'i Sea Riders, Kaua'i Whale Watching, Kauai Marine Life, Whale Research
We are expecting a great Whale Watching Season this year! The calves that were born last winter will be coming back to wean and the whole wonderful process will begin again! We always call the North Pacific Humpbacks that are born here “The Locals” and ... 
by CaptainTara | Jan 30, 2012 | About Kaua'i Sea Riders, Kauai Reef Conservation, Whale Research
I want to send out a Big Mahalo to all of the “Sea Riders” who have gone out on our Whale Watching excursions this year! So Far, we have had a remarkable season and some amazing encounters! Several sightings of Entangled and distressed or deceased Humpbacks as well,... 
by CaptainTara | Dec 10, 2010 | About Kaua'i Sea Riders, Kauai Reef Conservation, Whale Research
This photo is of mother and calf Short-finned Pilot Whales, taken off of Lana’i. Kaua’i Sea Riders charters were left in the capable hands of Captain Rob and Crew Nick! I was fortunate to have a great opportunity as a Field Biologist on the 90′...
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