Dhalian Alvarez Saleas is a graduate of the Northern Marianas College with an Associate in Science in Natural Resources Management. She plans to pursue her Bachelors in Science with a concentration in Elementary Education and grow into a future educator. She became an Ocean Lovers Team Leader for Project HOPE to work towards her goal of spreading ocean literacy and guide future generations to sustain and manage a vision of environmental subsistence.
ENRO Student
Hey guys! My name is Catherine T. Calma, and I’m currently pursuing my associates degree in Natural Resource Management (NRM). I joined Project HOPE because the water is not only mysterious, but grounding. Because of this, I want to be able to learn more about the ocean, and I would be able to share my knowledge with others.
Eloise Rose Enrico Lopez is a student at the Northern Marianas College pursuing her Bachelor’s in Elementary Education. Eloise currently helps collect data from CNMI residents for Saipan Coastal Sites Residential Surveys regarding CNMI beaches. She has also worked for DCRM as a DEQ Environmental Surveillance Laboratory Intern, where she learned how to collect and analyze water samples to determine if water is safe for drinking and swimming. Eloise is excited to contribute to educating CNMI youth about ocean enrichment and resource preservation by acting as an Ocean Lovers Team Leader for Project HOPE. Eloise joined Project Hope because she believes that the CNMI Community can rebuild its islands’ ecosystem, and it starts by teaching the youth and expanding their awareness of ocean conservation.
Anela Eliza Kainani Duenas graduated from Northern Marianas College with an associate degree in Science in Natural Resources Management. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in biology at the University of Guam. She is delighted to deepen and share her education by acting as an Ocean Lovers Team Leader for Project HOPE.
I joined Project HOPE to make a change for the youth after personally experiencing the lack of ocean literacy being taught at the elementary school level.
