By Captain Dave

Keeping without mission of providing a quality educational resource for our visitors and Ohana alike, at the Hawaii Ocean Project we strive to keep you up to date with the latest in conservation and general ocean related information via out fantastic tours (such as our Lanai snorkeling and Maui whale watching trips) as well as our many online resources, such as our fantastic Twitter account @HIOceanProject. If you haven't followed us on Twitter yet, here's a few of our best, most recent, informational tweets:

A marine life etiquette reminder from the Department of Land and Natural Resources:

"...give them as much room as you can" -@dlnr's William Aila via @HawaiiNewsNow http://t.co/ufIOl12n1H #whale #maui

— Hawaii Ocean Project (@HIOceanProject) June 5, 2014

Always remember to respect the Aina:

Friendly reminder that sacred sites deserve care and respect. This sign is from Molokai's Kalaupapa Lookout. #molokai pic.twitter.com/c8PeTttFZn

— Hawaii Ocean Project (@HIOceanProject) June 4, 2014

Monk Seal research:

Monk Seal Evolution Rewritten via @NatGeo. Findings from @khelgen of @NMNH http://t.co/fRqsra78rA #monkseals #genus

— Hawaii Ocean Project (@HIOceanProject) May 29, 2014

Research reveals new Whale species information:

Research Reveals Unique Humpback Whale Species featured in @redorbit with findings from @BAS_News & @oregonstateuniv

— Hawaii Ocean Project (@HIOceanProject) May 22, 2014

Thinking of heading out on the water? Check with us for your daily weather forecast:

Sunny today, with a high of 79F and a low of 72F. #maui #lahaina #hawaii #weather #forecast

— Hawaii Ocean Project (@HIOceanProject) June 7, 2014

This is just a small sampling of what can be found in our Twitter feed so, if you haven't already, follow us on Twitter @HIOceanProject and stay up to date with the latest in Hawaii marine news.