Hawai'i Coral Reef
Network helps to install Pin Moorings at Pu'u Olai,
one of Maui's most popular scuba-diving and snorkeling sites
See front page story in the
April 11 issue of Maui
News

Doug Stewart uses a pneumatic
drill attached to a lift bag and 100 feet of hose in about 40 feet of
water off Pu'u Olai. The hole was filled with a stainless steel pin and
concrete during Sunday's operation. A mooring buoy will be attached to the
pin so dive and snorkel boats don't risk damaging coral with anchors and
anchor chains. Photo by Carrie Robertson
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Skippy Hau (left) of the state
Department of Land and Natural Resources talks to Rich Wilson of the Coral
Reef Network in between dives at Pu'u Olai. A pneumatic drill used to make
holes in the seabed for moorings lies at Wilson's feet. Photo by
Carrie
Robertson 
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