Ling Ong

Ling Ong
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Ling Ong, a PhD student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa is the daughter of Rolf's friend and soon after an email `introduction', Ling submitted the following article, written specially for ScubaNews.But first, meet Ling Ong ...
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Thank you Ling, for giving us of your time and thank you Rolf, for always having ScubaNews in mind.

Ling Ong, a Honolulu-based marine scientist talks about these colourful members of our reefs ... ... more >>

They included (1) Considerable contacts with the BudgetCommittee of the City Council to block Bill 19, which would have transferred Hanauma Bay Funds into the General Fund, and to question the Budget Dept. in its handling of the Bay funds, (2) Continuing development of the FOHB Website with thanks to Board Member Bryn Kaufman, (3) Presentations to the FOHB by both Mayoral candidates, (4) A very successful Oktoberfest, Hawaiian Style, that generated $2,500 for the FOHB and (5) Continuing support for the research activities of U.H. doctoral student Ms. Ling Ong, who is conducting research on the Parrotfish population in the Bay by using sensors imbedded under the skin of the fish.
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11/18/04 "Parrotfish Ecology: Feeding, Sand Production and Home Range Size" Ling Ong, Grad Student at U.H. on her research on tracking Parrotfish in the Bay.

The Friends of Hanauma Bay (FOHB) was very pleased to award a travel grant of $1,300 to Ms. Ling Ong in support of research she is conducting on the parrotfish that populate Hanauma Bay. Ms. Ong, a doctoral student at the University of Hawaii, submitted a proposal for a research travel grant to the FOHB. The grant request involved travel to the Azores where similar research on parrot fish was being conducted. The FOHB was pleased to be able to support Ms. Ong's research and when resources are available will consider other grant requests for Hanauma Bay related marine research.

The study of parrotfish in Hanauma Bay

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Volunteer tracking - Ling Ong

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11/18/04 "Parrotfish Ecology: Feeding, Sand Production & Home Range Size" Ling Ong, UH Institute of Marine Biology.

The Volunteers were: Aldene Agpaoa, Laurel Anerson, Kate Arizo, Jennifer Barrett, Cynthia Bond (FOHB Coordinator), Helga Boettger, Sharon Ellis, Nicole Fortin, Bob Fowler, Theresa Fowler, Bob Graham, Carrie Graham, Dave Graham, Liz Graham, Shayne Gipe, Roy Gritter, William Gutguten, Alan Hong, Nancy Inouye, Bryn Kaufman, Ning Kaufman, Bob Kern, Adrienne King, Kapua Lee, Susie Lewis, Rose Meece, John Norris, Andrea Novak, Barbara Nowak, Jack Oehrlein, Ling Ong, Sheryl Pang, Shun Pactanac, Stephen Pauelua, Jeff pfeil, Jon Priest, Harvey Shapiro, Micki Stash, Tom TinHan, Babs Tupper, Elli Winnik, Larry Winnik and Steve Wright.
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11/18/04 "Parrotfish Ecology: Feeding, Sand Production and Home Range Size" Ling Ong, Grad Student at U.H. on her research on tracking parrotfish in the Bay.

A recent major action by the Board was to approve a travel grant of $1,000 for Ling Ong, a graduate student at UH-Manoa. She is studying the movement of certain Parrotfish in the Bay and will use the funds to travel to the Azores to learn the procedures being used there to track specific fish. The Board used the $900 Special Fund that was given to the FOHB last year by the Oahu Visitors Bureau at the opening of the new Education Facilities and $100 from the General Fund. A Board Member donated $300 to the FOHB to allow the final check to be $1,300, the cost of the plane ticket. Ms. Ong will be giving the Board a report and also presenting a Thursday evening talk at the Bay next year.

Ling Ong, a Honolulu-based marine scientist talks about these colourful members of our reefs ...