Encourages the U.S. Navy to eradicate invasive octocoral and other species from Pearl Harbor waters and shoreline.
This resolution urges the U.S. Navy to take responsibility for removing invasive octocoral and other species from the waters of Pearl Harbor, including West Loch, Middle Loch, and East Loch. It highlights the need for consistent maintenance to preserve the natural features of Pearl Harbor and its shoreline. The resolution also emphasizes the rapid growth and spread of octocoral, which threatens Hawaiian coral reef ecosystems. The U.S. Navy, as the principal caretaker of Pearl Harbor, is encouraged to allocate resources for this eradication and maintenance effort.
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