Helping Save the Hawaiian Monk Seals
Okay, so on Day One we were on Kaua'i doing this. And then we did this. Then we took a WARP SPEED detour. However, now we're back in Kaua'i, thanks to our oh-so-handy Time Machine!
While tooling around the island, we stopped and shopped and surfed . . .
Later, we went to hear Dr. Charles Littnan talk about Hawaiian monk seals. In my American Girl stories, Kanani helps rescue a monk seal pup that she nicknames "Malana." Plus, Kanani also raises money to help save the seals. (There are only about 1,100 Hawaiian monk seals left in the entire universe!)
(Charles is on the right, and no, that's not a monk seal he's with, that handsome fellow is Tim Robinson, my seal consultant for the American Girl/Kanani books!)
Hawaii Stream was there to interview us. Here I am, explaining geometry, string theory, and why Toxoplasma gondii is the enemy of monk seals . . .
Charles was also interviewed. However, he found it hard to discuss the seals because the beauty that is Peepy was so distracting . . .
So, of course, she ended up being interviewed, too . . .
Here's the VIDEO INTERVIEW. It also includes, Sue Kanoho of the Kaua'i Visitors Bureau, KMSWP volunteers, and my American Girl editor, Jennifer Hirsch . . .
The talk was fascinating and informative, especially since we had the Lead Scientist of the Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program there. Yes, that's right. My Peep. She taught Charles everything there was to know about the seals . . .
After the presentation, everyone who donated to the KMSWP was given a free signed Kanani book . . .
(Some of the names were hard to spell, so Peeps had to help me out.)
And here's some great news . . . for every plush Malana the monk seal sold, American Girl will donate $1 to the National Wildlife Federation, to help save the seals and other endangered animals!
CLICK HERE to purchase your seal, or to find out more!
NEXT BLOG: More Peepy in paradise.
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While tooling around the island, we stopped and shopped and surfed . . .





Later, we went to hear Dr. Charles Littnan talk about Hawaiian monk seals. In my American Girl stories, Kanani helps rescue a monk seal pup that she nicknames "Malana." Plus, Kanani also raises money to help save the seals. (There are only about 1,100 Hawaiian monk seals left in the entire universe!)

(Charles is on the right, and no, that's not a monk seal he's with, that handsome fellow is Tim Robinson, my seal consultant for the American Girl/Kanani books!)
Hawaii Stream was there to interview us. Here I am, explaining geometry, string theory, and why Toxoplasma gondii is the enemy of monk seals . . .


Charles was also interviewed. However, he found it hard to discuss the seals because the beauty that is Peepy was so distracting . . .


So, of course, she ended up being interviewed, too . . .

Here's the VIDEO INTERVIEW. It also includes, Sue Kanoho of the Kaua'i Visitors Bureau, KMSWP volunteers, and my American Girl editor, Jennifer Hirsch . . .
The talk was fascinating and informative, especially since we had the Lead Scientist of the Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program there. Yes, that's right. My Peep. She taught Charles everything there was to know about the seals . . .





After the presentation, everyone who donated to the KMSWP was given a free signed Kanani book . . .



(Some of the names were hard to spell, so Peeps had to help me out.)
And here's some great news . . . for every plush Malana the monk seal sold, American Girl will donate $1 to the National Wildlife Federation, to help save the seals and other endangered animals!
CLICK HERE to purchase your seal, or to find out more!

NEXT BLOG: More Peepy in paradise.

Disclaimer: No proofreaders were harmed (or even used) in the creation of this blog.
CLICK HERE to win a FREE copy of WARP SPEED!!!
Lisa Yee


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Published on April 07, 2011 06:20
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