Aloha!
Thanks to all for a great week. We had Sanyo Girls School at the start of the week. The Center for Microbial Oceanography: Research and Education (CMORE) came out mid-week, did a plankton tow and used more microscopes in the lab than we have ever used before. Our established volunteers led tours, while new volunteers diligently shadowed. MANY THANKS to all.
Sharon, Lulu and Katie met to brainstorm some new ideas on how to sign up. We are not quite there yet, but - from now on, when you view the calendars, we will have the number of spots for volunteers numbered. Hopefully, down the line you will be able to sign up on line.
New volunteers - if you want to practice, I will be available Wednesday morning. I know it all seems daunting, but in real life, a tour goes fast and is much simpler than you have seen me do it. Let me know if you would like to see a "short basic tour" on Wednesday, or wish to come and practice.
All, take a look at the calendar for opportunities.
Check out the new blog entries "The hat has heat - and why don't they understand me . . ." and Plankton of the week - Is that cousin Ed?
Mahalo,
Mark
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