National Wildlife Refuge
To support the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge / Battle of Midway National Memorial and its efforts to preserve, protect, and restore the biological diversity and historic resources of Midway Atoll, while providing opportunity for wildlife-dependent recreation, education, cultural experiences, and scientific research.
Once home to thousands of servicemen, Midway's current population rarely exceeds 50-60 people. Two constants over time: an astonishing number of birds and a deep sense of...
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Midway Atoll is a National Wildlife Refuge, administered by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the site of the Battle of Midway National Memorial, and part of both the Papahānaumokuākea...
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Plastic-filled albatross chicks and seals snagged by nets are grim reminders that our oceans need help. On land, the invasive shrub, golden crownbeard, was destroying seabird habitat on...
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