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Master navigator Lino Olopai and the tale of the tagafi

It was right after the Second World War, young Lino would go out fishing, swimming in a current, with his uncle. With them were an abundance of small fish, as well as colorful fish. One small cut on the arm or leg, and the smaller fish would come and nibble on it. They would...
Posted On Jun 03 2021 06:06
, By Iva Maurin
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Build your own rain garden

The rainy season will be coming in a few months, and along with it comes stormwater that go eventually into our oceans. Problem lies, however, when this stormwater picks up sediments along the way, becomes polluted and badly affects our coral reefs. Rain gardens are “depressions”...
Posted On May 27 2021 06:05
, By Iva Maurin
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The buzz about bees in the CNMI

We see them all around, in stripes of black and gold, buzzing from flower to flower. Yes, bees. As tiny as they are, the significant role bees play in our lives are huge. Like birds and butterflies, bees are crucial pollinators, and crops they pollinate make up 35% of the global...
Posted On May 20 2021 06:05
, By Iva Maurin
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‘It should be everybody’s responsibility’

For Saipan Southern High School student Ray Babauta Jr., the worst environmental problem here on island is litter with people dumping trash just about everywhere. Babauta, along with his schoolmates, volunteered to pick up trash along Makaka Beach —behind the Imperial Pacific...
Posted On May 13 2021 06:05
, By Iva Maurin
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