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Photos Season 2005 |
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Photos Season 2005 |
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Peter Hoyt building the 'Next Generaton Buoy' |
Peter and Dan inspecting construction details |
Hokumoanalani adorned with lights on Christmas Eve |
Dr. Marsha Green, Dan and Peter enjoying 'another wonderful sunset' on Maui |
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Kent Noonan, our engineer with the new buoy |
Hokumoanalani, "the heavenly Ocean Star" with marking light on top |
Solarpanels power the transmitting technology with energy |
This anchor holds the buoy in the waters of Maui |
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A special antifouling-coating was used to avoid natural cover |
Solarpanel close-up |
The core of The Whalesong Project - the buoy is self-developed |
Dan and his "baby" |
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| Kent Noonan and Dr. Marsha Green | 12 volunteers helped us launching the buoy | Let's go | Floating body and transmitter mast had to be assembled in the ocean - on the left you can see Shelly Stevens, our volunteer diver and "anchorwoman"... |
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| Luckily we had beautiful sunshine and a calm ocean that day! | On the right hand side you can see the building where the Whalesong office is located | The children's channel Gamekids visited us to learn about Whalesong | Shooting in the Whalesong office |
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| Dan explaining the technical details to the Gamekids of OC 16 | The function of the buoy system as well as our mission and goals were telecasted all over Hawaii | This was a great opportunity to explain our project and our goals to the public | Maile Beamer-Loo, board member of The Whalesong Project and Dan with the Gamekids of OC 16 |
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| Dan and Markus in front of Hokumoanalani | Markus at the Whalesong office | Green Sea Turtle | Silke is taking care of the Whalesong booth at the RitzCarlton Kapalua at the "Celebration of the Arts" Festival |
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We had more than 250 visitors at our booth, where we played live whale songs |
Sunset on Maui in paradise... |
another sunset and if you watch close you can see our buoy on the left |
